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Soil Differences

Can you taste the soil differences in Tasmanian wine?

The map 'Tasmanian Viticultural Soils and Geology' gives a broad overview of the seven major viticulturally relevant rock types in Tasmania. These include:

For each of these parent materials at least one representative soil profile is presented.

This map is a simple reference for the wine enthusiast wishing to discover the influence of soil on Tasmanian Wine Quality. It is useful for vineyard developers and investors in understanding the broad themes of Tasmania's viticultural resources. It is also useful for scientists, regulators, farmers and students in gaining a broad overview of Tasmania's agricultural soils and geology.

Available for $10 from the contact detail below.

Contact: Administrative Assistant

Jenny Baulis
Administrative Assistant
165 Westbury Road; PROSPECT TAS 7250
Phone: 03 6336 5381
Fax: 03 6344 9814
Email: Jenny.Baulis@dpipwe.tas.gov.au

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