Where to try wines from some of Tasmania’s best small producers

Want to taste wines from some of Tasmania's best emerging wine producers?

Or to sip on releases from small winemakers that often fly under the radar?

Budburst Wine Collective, headed by Joe Lenck, is holding its first Tasmanian Wine Expo in Hobart on on Saturday, December 6.

The event at RACV Hobart Hotel will feature 10 local winemakers and Lenck hopes it will become a regular fixture.

So if you haven't tried wines from the likes of Alice Davidson from Wines by Aunt Alice, from Marco Lubiana, or from newish labels like Future Perfect, or Cave Wines, here is an opportunity.

"We've gathered a group of 10 of the best young and talented local winemakers with their emerging brands," Lenck says.

With a few more vintages under their belt are Jonny Hughes from Hughes & Hughes, Kate Hill, Frieda Hensekens from sparkling specialist Henskens Rankin, Keira O'Brien from Rivulet Wines, Todd Goebel from Brinktop and Greer Carland from Quiet Mutiny

"With so much talent in one room, you won't want to miss this one and get amongst the future leaders of our Industry," Lenck says.

And each attendee gets to take home a free tasting glass.

# Budburst Collective is an online retail portal. Joe Lenck has worked for several of Australia’s leading wine wholesalers over a long career in the industry.

Tickets are $32 per person, plus booking fee. Go to https://www.oztix.com.au/ and search for Tassie Wine Expo.