Chateau Tahbilk Story Of A Vineyard 1860-1985

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For wine enthusiasts and those interested in Australian history, "Chateau Tahbilk Story Of A Vineyard 1860-1985" is a rare and fascinating find. This paperback chronicle, written by Enid Moodie Heddle and Frank Doherty, tells the story of one of Australia's oldest and most iconic vineyards, Chateau Tahbilk. With 89 pages of engaging narrative, the authors delve into the rich history of the vineyard, from its humble beginnings in 1860 to its growth and success in the mid-20th century.

As a unique and informative account of Australia's wine industry, this book is a must-have for anyone interested in the country's viticultural heritage. The authors' meticulous research and storytelling bring the history of Chateau Tahbilk to life, making this a compelling read for wine lovers, historians, and anyone interested in the stories behind Australia's most beloved wineries.

This paperback edition, published in 1985, is in good condition, with clean and tidy pages, a tight binding, and no writing or dog ears. Although the cover shows some scuffing and wear, the book's overall condition is a testament to its careful handling and storage. A rare and valuable addition to any wine enthusiast's library, "Chateau Tahbilk Story Of A Vineyard 1860-1985" is a true treasure for those who appreciate the history and craftsmanship behind Australia's finest wines.

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