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  Australia does it all, especially when it comes to booze. World-class wine, fantastic craft beer and all kinds of spirits. Talented and passionate people are behind extraordinary Made-in-Australia drinks. Whisky is very well represented too. So much, today the country is considered to be up there with the best (in quality, not quantity) after the whisky powerhouses of Scotland and Japan. Creativity and innovation, experimentation and lots of energy characterize the Australian whisky scene, and it’s worth knowing more about it. Here’s all you wanted to know about Australian whisky. What is Whiskey, Anyway? Whisky is a distilled spirit got from heating a fermented grain-based base to get a high-proof clear spirit at Melbourne Private tours .Barley is the grain of choice, although every country has a unique approach. Australian producers make whisky with pure barley inspired in the classic Scotch. Producers must then age the strong, clear spirit in barrels to add aromatic...

At Private Winery tours Yarra valley Winemakers create extraordinary fortified wines around the world. Port, Madeira, Sherry and Marsala are undoubtedly the most famous, but Australia makes some excellent fortified wines, too, our beloved stickies! Fortified wines are part of Australian wine history, which makes them basically part of the country’s history. OK, we haven’t been very nice to our national treasures lately. The Yarra Valley, along with RutherglenTokays, they were out of fashion for a while, but fortified wines in Australia are back in full force, and it’s time to get to know them better. So, what are fortified wines anyway? And why should you know all about them? For starters, they’re delicious, heartwarming, and boozy, but they also have a great story. Here’s how they make fortified wine.  Timing matters Making fortified wine is not something you decide out of the blue; the timing has to be just right. Vines were planted in Yarra Valley &Ru...

  Food·ie, / ˈ fo ͞ od ē / a person with a particular interest in food; a gourmet. What makes 'foodies' different from the rest of us? I mean, food is important for all of us, we all eat several times a day, but for foodies, food takes another meaning.  What might be just breakfast for an average person is a memorable moment in a foodie's routine. We see it every day at Melbourne Private tours . Actually, we’re pretty sure we’re foodies ourselves. The way foodies experience our private winery tours to Yarra Valley is like children in a playground. Here are 5 things that make you a foodie.   1. Your Social Media Feed Looks Like a Restaurant Menu We all use some sort of social network, whether it's Facebook, Instagram or Tiktok, and as you know, we all see different things in our feeds depending on our interests. Well, you know you’re a foodie when one out of three posts are a bowl of ramen, a cheeseburger or a bottle of wine.  Whether w...

There’s nothing more comforting than a conversation over a bottle of Yarra Valleys wine from private Winery Tours Yarra Valley and a charcuterie board.  Picture arriving at your boutique Yarra Valley Overnight Stay with that special someone, to find a gorgeous display of savoury goodies in a custom charcuterie board. That’s special right there. Well, you can replicate the experience at home for your loved ones. Putting together the perfect charcuterie born is not that hard if you know what you’re doing. To get you started, we’ve put together a list with the 6 best things to have on a charcuterie board from Melbourne Private tours ; we hope you love them as much as we do! 1. Cured meats, a crowd-pleasing starting point. This might sound obvious, but a good selection of cured meats forms the base of the perfect charcuterie board. Quality matters, so it’s time to visit your local smallgoods business.  Think of short eye bacon, naturally cured and smoked using...

Staying at home is not that bad, especially if you have a few cold ones in hand. Visiting to Yarra Valley Private Winery tours is fantastic. Where there’s beer, there should always be a proper snack, and homemade beer snacks are hard to beat. Whether you’re a local wine lover or your looking for a tour while in Melbourne, we feel, a perfect accompaniment to a cold beer is a homemade beer snack, here are a few suggestions, some you may never have thought of. Quesadillas This homey Mexican snack is delicious with light lager beers, and they’re so easy to make you just need a few minutes to prepare a second batch. It all starts with a pack of tortillas; you won’t have a hard time finding those. Then choose your favourite cheese. Fill your tortillas with the cheese and grill them until golden and crisp. Cut your quesadillas in two-bite sizes and serve them with spicy salsa and enticing guacamole. These cheesy snacks are perfect for get-togethers and sunny evenings, just...