On this elusive premium sparkling wine region you should know if you love Champagne, and why Tassie wine is made for Singapore market.
“There is nothing between us and Antarctica,” says Sheralee Davies, CEO of Wine Tasmania.
It was said that when a certain wine conglomerate was looking to acquire vineyards in Tasmania, it looked at the formula of what would make a wine region successful. Tasmania, as it turns out, checked every single one of these boxes.
Tasmania, or Tassie , as the locals and the winemakers call it affectionately, sits at the edge of the world. 96 times the size of Singapore, this island has a latitude of 40°S to 43.5°S, which puts it the same distance from the equator as…
