Bill Peach Journeys – Wine and Food Lovers Aircruise
March 9th, 2007
Wine lovers and connoisseurs will be very familiar with the superb reds of the Coonawarra. Founded in 1861 by John Riddoch, this region has gained world acclaim for its high quality wine. With its terra rossa soil and passionate winemakers, the Coonawarra region can’t help but make the fine wine. With Cabernet Sauvignon the undoubted star, the region is renowned for the production of some of Australia’s greatest red wines.
The regions location, nudging the Victorian border 380km south east of Adelaide makes it one of the least visited wine regions in Australia. Investment by large and small companies led to expansion, securing Connawarra’s status as a great wine region which was founded on the pioneering work of vignerons like John and Owen Redman of Rouge Homme. On the 7 Day Wine Regions of the South Aircruise you will visit the Rymill winery owned and operated by John Riddoch’s great grandson Peter Rymill.
The Coonawarra is just one of the wine regions visited on this 7 day Aircruise. For the experienced and the novice wine lover this journey promises to provide a fascinating and informative insight into these exceptional wine regions. Seats on this inaugural journey are limited so book early to secure your seats on this once in a lifetime experience.
Journey departs Sydney on 23 April 2007 and is priced from $6427 per person based on twin share, single supplement $1322
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Valid for new bookings only. Offers cannot be taken in conjunction with any other offer. Conditions apply. Subject to availability. Some blackout dates may apply. Rates quoted are per person unless otherwise specified. Rates are excluding airfares unless specified. Rates are quoted in Australian dollars and are inclusive of Goods and Services Tax (GST). Reference must be made to these packages at time of booking in order to receive inclusions and the special rates – failure to do so may result in differing rates and omission of package inclusions.
