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Vintage ReportsAs the following Vintage Reports indicate, the Tasmanian wine industry continues to grow in stature. Tasmania's temperate climate and relative freedom from pests and diseases are significant advantages. |
| Vintage Report - 2008 Quality and quantity...These are the key words being used to describe the fortunes of Tasmania's record-breaking 2008 vintage of over 9,600 tonnes of wine grapes. | |
| Vintage Report - 2007 It is an exciting time for Tasmania with wine quality leading the way on many fronts. | |
| Vintage Report - 2006 2006 was an early low yielding year with low botrytis pressure and clean very high quality fruit. | |
| Vintage Report - 2005 2005 will be a classic year for Tasmanian wine. | |
| Vintage Report - 2004 To keep the Danish royal wedding celebrations going, 2004 rolled in a good vintage for Tasmanian sparkling wine. | |
| Vintage Report - 2003 Vintage 2003 was a year with normal yield levels despite the summer drought. | |
| Vintage Report - 2002 Vintage 2002 was a year of reduced fruitset with a record, sunny dry finish. | |
| Vintage Report - 2001 "The Tasmanian Wine Industry has reached the beachhead." Vintage 2001 was another record due to new plantings coming on line and some heavy crops. | |
| Vintage Report - 2000 It is expected that the 2000 Vintage will be acknowledged as one of the best for the Tasmanian wine industry. | |
| Earlier Vintage Reports Earlier Vintage Reports, back to 1986. |
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