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Showing posts with label TrailGraze. Show all posts
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Monday, 25 December 2023

TrailGraze shows off some of Tasmania's gourmet roads less travelled



Tasmania's north-west can sometimes fly under the radar when it comes to gourmet experiences.

The annual TrailGraze festival, which puts a spotlight on some of the region's best offerings, aims to right that wrong and will be back in April 2024.

Presented by Tasmania’s Tasting Trail, the annual, weekend-long event celebrates the producers of north-west Tasmania and will return for the third year running from April 19-21.

Local produce includes fruits, nuts, cheese, meats, seafood, condiments and confectionery, wine, cider, craft beer and spirits.

The event this year features a one-off opening night dinner featuring TrailGraze ambassadors Palisa Anderson and Lilly Trewartha and drinks expert Mike Bennie.

“Our venues and producers have really upped the ante this year - there will be so much to eat, drink and experience along Tasmania's Tasting Trail,” says Tasting Trail chair Scott Dornahuf of Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm.

“Get your family and friends together and block out this weekend in April. You'll want to hit the road and enjoy as much as you possibly can.”

Local tourism operators are supporting the event

“TrailGraze is set to bring the north west region to life over this exciting event in April” says West by North West CEO Gabriella Conti.

“Our Tasting Trail producers have elevated their offerings to bring the essence of their produce directly to you, for an unforgettable weekend.”

To stay updated on the latest event information and announcements head to the TrailGraze website at trailgraze.com.

Wednesday, 30 March 2022

Meet the latest gourmet festival in Tasmania

A new festival will showcase the diversity of Tasmania's north west, putting the spotlight on premium produce and the personalities behind it!

Set to take place on April 23-24, TrailGraze is the brainchild of the Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail, the organisation behind the self-guided touring experience in Tasmania’s north and north west.

The TrailGraze event weekend will see over 20 local producers will showcase recipes supplied by chefs, encouraging people to 'graze the trail' and discover the beauty of north west Tasmania along the way.
This project has received grant funding from the Australian Government under the Recovery for Regional Tourism program, an initiative of the $1 billion Covid-19 Relief and Recovery Fund.

Producers range from Ghost Rock Wines to House of Anvers chocolates, from Hazelbrae nuts to Seven Sheds brewery, and Christmas Hills raspberry farm to Hursey Seafoods.

Among the chefs who have visited the region and have provided recipes are: Alex Prichard from Icebergs in Sydney, local star Analiese Gregory, Clayton Wells from Automata in Sydney, Craig Will from Stillwater in Launceston, Kobi Ruzicka from Dier Makr in Hobart and Massimo Mele from Grain of the Silos and Peppina.

For more information, visit www.trailgraze.com