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1. Moorilla is an Aboriginal word meaning, "A rock by the water".
2. Moorilla is a valuable Tasmanian cultural and heritage asset and holds a place of high esteem within the community.
3. Moorilla is a small private philanthropic trust based at Hobart.
4. Moorilla was also the most successful exhibitor at the 1999 Tasmanian Wines Show.

Moorilla

1. The Moorilla Wine and Food Centre is a stylish glass and steel two storey structure featuring top Tasmanian contemporary art.
2. The Moorilla Museum of Old and New Art is currently under redevelopment and due to reopen in 2009.
3. Moorilla Estate is a winery located in the suburb of Berriedale, 12 km north of the city centre of Hobart, Tasmania. (Web site)
4. Moorilla Estate's antiquities museum, formerly housed in the Sir Roy Grounnds designed building will undergo a major redevelopment over the next three years.
5. Over 2,000 wines - www.WinoWorld.com Search Results Moorilla The unbroken lines and icons depict the constant change and influence of the four seasons.

Moorilla Estate

1. Moorilla Estate was established in 1958 by wine pioneer Claudio Alcorso.
2. Moorilla Estate, on the Derwent River north of Hobart, is a top Tasmanian boutique vineyard.
3. Moorilla Estate is a unique combination of riverside accommodation, museum, restaurant and winery near Hobart.
4. Give yourself plenty of time to enjoy Hobart’s best lunch spot: Moorilla Estate’s beguiling vineyard restaurant.
5. Phone (03) 6277-9900 or enter your email address if you would like to be notified of special offers from Moorilla Estate.

Tasmanian

1. Moorilla Estate was named most successful exhibitor at the 2000 Tasmanian Wines Show, held from 11-16 January.
2. Taste Moorilla's award winning wine on board and soak in the stunning surrounds of the River Derwent.
3. Tasmanian vineyard and winery Moorilla is to have a new restaurant and function centre built beside the wine-making area. (Web site)
4. Books about "Moorilla" in Amazon.com
   

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