Every day Alps drives up to the restaurant past the vineyard, and the vineyard tells him how to cook that day: the greener the leaf, the lighter his hand. He shows off his spring bay scallops, spring lambs, venison haunches, and organic herbs and vegetables, all of it untouched by middlemen.
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From Travel + Leisure, Nov 2004
“The most important stop is the Daniel Alps restaurant at Strathlynn, a vineyard framed by 100-year-old oak trees and owned by Pipers Brook, Tasmania's most famous winery....” MORE>>
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