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It may be a cliché to say that "good things come in small packages" but it really sums up what this gorgeous island of Tasmania has to offer. It is a unique and gastronomic gem. So come join us on one of our gourmet food and wine tours and see what all the fuss is about - you will not be disappointed in a culinary adventure with us.
Who Are We?
- Australian Wild Harvest is a boutique business
- we run small group gourmet food and wine tours in the North-West region of Tasmania
- our tours offer a "Paddock to Plate" experience
- we will visit local food producers, farms and vineyards
- lunch is included which incorporates some produce from farms visited on the day
Meet The Producers - Farm Visits
- see some places off the beaten track
- experience the root of where this food comes from
- visit working properties that you may not otherwise have access to
- learn about Tasmanian food and wine
- meet local producers, farmers and providores who are passionate about their produce
Personalised
- no need to negotiate maps and drive yourself - we do this in the comfort of an air-conditioned mini bus
- personalised small groups
- we show-case the best of what this region has to offer
- you will be taken on a culinary journey depicting Tasmanian gourmet foods at their best
- each food and wine tour offers an exciting day of sights, tastes and smells
- discover and indulge yourself in a unique and diverse food and wine experience
- taste test your way through a variety of places, sample local wine
- sit back and enjoy whilst driving through some of the most picturesque countryside in Tasmania
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