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How to spend 48 hours in Victoria's Gippsland

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By Jane Faulkner
| Halliday Wine Companion
When it comes to wine, Gippsland is Victoria’s largest official Geographical Indication, taking in 40,000 square kilometres between the outskirts of Melbourne and the border of New South Wales, the Great Dividing Range running through it. Yet despite the land mass, there are only about 250 ha under vine, and the number of producers is small, around 50, mostly family owned and run. One reason why I love this region.
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From Marlborough to Martinborough: a quick guide to New Zealand wine

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By Jane Faulkner
| Halliday Wine Companion
Go to section: Marlborough | Central Otago | Nelson | Waipara Valley/North Canterbury | Hawke's Bay | Auckland | Waiheke Island | Martinborough | Gisborne Surely everyone has an Aotearoa moment, the Maori word for New Zealand. For wine folk, the entrée has more than likely been a glass of distinctively pungent, now ubiquitous, Marlborough sauvignon blanc.
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Jane Faulkner on Devil's Lair's recent successes

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By Jane Faulkner
| Halliday Wine Companion
This is a story that hangs heavily. I’d been wanting to write about Devil’s Lair in Margaret River for a while, with viticulturist Simon Robertson at the forefront. He’d been there since 1993; longer than the owners, all the winemakers and various management within the corporate behemoth that is Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) – its current owner. Simon knew the landscape intimately; this was the crux of the story.
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