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Clare, South Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The town of Clare (postcode 5453) is located in South Australia in the Mid North region, 136 km north of Adelaide. Clare is governed at the local level by the District Council of Clare and Gilbert Valleys. Clare lies in the state electoral district of Frome and the federal electoral division of Wakefield. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clare,_South_Australia   (198 words)

Clare - South Australia - Australia - Travel - smh.com.au Clare District Council was formed in 1853 and by 1868 the town had a corporation which was dominated by Gleeson who became known as 'the King of Clare'. Located on Spring Gully Road, south of Clare this 7 hectare family winery was established in 1968 (the first wines were produced in 1984) and specialises in red and white table wines derived from cabernet sauvignon, riesling, chardonnay, semillon, pinot noir, Malbec, Merlot, sauvignon blanc, Grenache, traminer, Petit Verdot and shiraz grapes. Located on Warenda Road, south of Clare this small winery was established in 1986 and specialises in red and white table wines and fortified wines derived from cabernet sauvignon, riesling, semillon, Malbec, Grenache, cabernet franc and shiraz grapes. smh.com.au /news/South-Australia/Clare/2005/02/17/1108500204199.html   (1399 words)

Food & Wine in the Clare Valley Tourism Region, South Australia Clare Valley is a place where ‘wine’ means people and pleasure, heritage and hospitality. Clare Valley continues to be known as the home of Australian Riesling, having set the standard by which others measure their own excellence. Three years later, they planted Clare Valley’s first grapes and began making sacramental wine - although the priests were soon supplying settlers made thirsty by their labours in the fields and copper mines. www.clarevalley.com.au /wine.asp   (764 words)

Clare Valley South Australia, Information, hotel, climate,rainfall Clare Valley is famous for its Shiraz and especially its Riesling which is regarded as amongst the very best in the world, ranking alongside the Mosel and Alsace. The Clare Valley was originally settled by English, Irish and Polish immigrants in the mid 1800's and even today there is much evidence of the early influences. The Clare Valley led the way in developing wine tourism with the now famous 'Gourmet' cultural events which involve outdoor classical concerts, operas etc in beautiful vineyard settings or wine tasting tours combined with fine food and company. www.auinfo.com /clare_valley_south_australia.html   (507 words)

Clare   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) Its earliest settlers were Irish, and it's one of the few South Australian districts where an Irish influence can be detected in the lifestyle and culture. Clare is the centre of a prosperous pastoral community and an important wine industry. The Clare Valley's slopes and valley floors provide a cooler climate for later maturation than in the Barossa Valley, and the district's wines have a reputation for quality and character. www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/southaustralia/clare.asp   (143 words)

Welcome to the Clare Valley, South Australia The first hint of the local enthusiasm for winemaking is the name of the walking/cycling trail that links one end of this picturesque wine region to the other the Riesling Trail. Wandering through the heritage-listed towns of the Clare Valley, you could be forgiven for thinking you have suddenly stepped back in time. From sophisticated venues, like Clare Country Club and Skilly Hills Function Centre to heritage buildings like Martindale Hall and Mintaro Mews, and to boutique wineries with spectacular views, there really is something for every corporate occasion. www.clarevalley.com.au /content.asp?page_id=2   (494 words)

Rotary Club of Clare - Projects - Health - Hospital Helipad, Community Service, Vocational and Youth Exchange Opened by the South Australian Minister for Health, the Honorable Lea Stevens (centre) on July 12, 2003 she said the work of Rotarians in the Clare community was “truly remarkable”. Funds raised in the Clare community have been used to support the eradication of polio in Ethiopia and other countries. Operated by “Big Mum” (Geraldine Cox from Adelaide, South Australia) the orphanage is home for 52 children who are victims of wars and the thousands of landmines which remain. www.clarerotary.org.au /projects.htm   (780 words)

Clare Valley, South Australia South to the bustling sprawl of Adelaide City - to the north the Flinders Ranges and the saltbush country of South Australia's parched inland - to the west the deep water Gulfs of Spencer and St. Vincent - east to the Dangali Conservation Park and Victorian border. A fascinating area for both wine and history lovers, the Clare Valley was first settled by immigrants from England, Ireland and Poland during the 1840s, and these first arrivals left a rich heritage of architecture and village life that remains practically untouched. The vignerons of the Clare are passionate about their wines, convinced that Clare Valley wines are the best in Australia, vastly better than the products that come from its more famous and commercialised cousin, the 'Barossa'. www.winesoftheworld.com /news/static/article_47.asp   (1342 words)

Clare Valley, South Australia The Clare Valley is just an hour and a half north of Adelaide, but you might as well be a world away. With a rich cultural tapestry dating back 160 years and more than 35 cellar doors, the region is perfect for immersing yourself in the finer things in life. Clare Valley to the North and West, The Clare Valley Wine Region, Kapunda and to the South, Adelaide Plains and surrounds, Burra and the East, Barossa, Blanchetown and surrounds, Eudunda, more www.about-australia.com /south-australia/clare-valley   (160 words)

South Australian holidays, travel and tourism   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) Taste the delectable wines of the Clare Valley along the Riesling Trail -; a 25 kilometre walking and cycling route linking world-renowned boutique wineries and towns between Auburn and Clare. The old railway line journeys through some of South Australia's most stunning wine country and bush scenery, so be sure to look out for the natives (animals that is). See where Australia's first major mine was developed and meet the towering sculpture of Map Kernow the Cornish miner at Kapunda. www.southaustralia.com /product.asp?product_id=9002734   (906 words)

South Australia, Barossa, Clare Valley Wines & Wineries Australia's 'winery central', South Australia is responsible for approximately half of all the country's total wine production. Clare Valley Wines - Good overview with pictures, soil and climate conditions, grape varieties and more, plus check the Site Navigator for searching their database of wineries, local festivals, attractions, touring info, maps. Clare Valley Wineries and Wines - One stop browsing for a choice selection of regional wineries plus dining guides, event calendar. www.chiff.com /wine/oceania/south-australia.htm   (312 words)

Holiday accommodation Clare, Clare Valley, South Australia Rated 4 star, this peaceful, luxury suite is in the heart of the Clare Valley. Although only a short stroll to the main street of Clare, the location is peaceful and intimate for you to enjoy. If you are after discount Clare accommodation look for the specials icon or tick the "specials only" box on the Quick Search. www.takeabreak.com.au /Clare   (563 words)

Clare - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia County Clare, one of the 32 counties of Ireland Clare, South Australia, a town in the Clare Valley CLARE (Contact lens acute red eye), an inflammatory condition of the cornea due to overwearing of contact lenses en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clare   (138 words)

tourist information for south australia - Clare Valley - Maxwell's Tour South Australia Though the region is now most famous for its wines, a tradition begun in 1851 by the Jesuit priests at Sevenhill, the Clare Valley was also once the powerhouse behind South Australia’s economy. The areas around Kapunda and Burra were rich with copper and during the boom, miners from Wales and Cornwall flocked to the area. The surrounding farmlands are part of the pastoral holdings of Adelaide University and the income from this property still supports research and teaching at the Adelaide University’s Waite Campus. www.toursouthaustralia.com /clarevalley/index.html   (287 words)

Clare, Australia 2600) is the chief town of the Clare Valley. Documents show that there was a settlement here, named after County Clare in Ireland, as early as 1832. Unauthorized duplication in part or whole without prior written consent prohibited by international laws. www.planetware.com /australia/clare-aus-sa-clare.htm   (62 words)

K&L Wines: 2004 Kilikanoon "Covenant" Shiraz Clare Valley South Australia Country: Australia - While it is true that the greatest strides in Australian winemaking have come in the last 30 years or so, commercial viticulture began as early as the 1820s and has developed uninterrupted ever since. The majority of the great regions are in the southeastern area of the continent, with the Barossa Valley, Claire Valley, McLaren Vale, and Coonawarra in South Australia, the Yarra Yarra Velley and Pyrenees in Victoria and the Upper and Lower Hunter Valleys in New South Wales. In Western Australia, along the Margaret River, great strides are being made with Pinot Noir as well as Bordeaux-styled reds. www.klwines.com /product.asp?sku=1026185   (738 words)

Clare Country Club Accommodation Clare South Australia Clare Country Club is superbly situated with splendid views overlooking the Clare Golf Course and the sparkling waters of the Inchiquin Lake... The Clare Country Club is beautifully positioned in the tumbling valley hills, quietly away from the town centre, overlooking the lush green fairways of the Clare Golf Course, and the tranquil Inchiquin Lake. Only 90 minutes drive north from South Australia's capital Adelaide, the Clare Valley is an easily assessable destination where you'll find a whole new gourmet discovery of food and wine experiences. www.resortnetwork.com.au /sa/east/clare_country_club.html   (310 words)

The Adelaide Review [regions] Clare South Australia An anomaly exists between the Clare Valley’s best wines and heat summation data for the area, which suggest a warm region profile, while cool-climate grape varieties excel. Auburn marks the southern tip of the region, continuing north through Leasingham, Watervale and Sevenhill to the township of Clare. With all the hype surrounding 2002 rieslings, other wines have been pushed into the background – which means that many good 2001 wines are readily available. www.adelaidereview.com.au /archives/2004_10_15/wine_region2.shtml   (897 words)

Thorn Park Country House, Clare Valley, South Australia The property has extensive wine cellars and there are 6 bedrooms.  Set in the Clare Valley wine region, Thorn Park makes the perfect place to stay to explore the area's vineyards. Mine host Michael Speers has had many years experience as both an art teacher and an actor and is much loved by the Thorn Park guests for his style in making them feel welcome and at home during their stay. Bookings made with Truly Australia are covered by our ABTA Bond - this financial protection does NOT apply to bookings made direct with the local operator or hotel. www.trulyaustralia.com /retreats/saThornParkRetreat.htm   (555 words)

clare.yourguide The grassed area near the new pools at the Clare Sport, Recreation and Aquatic Centre took on a tropical ambience last week when it became dotted with "instant" palm trees last week. The Clare Red Young Guns were set a mammoth 286 runs for victory by Sevenhill at Clare on Saturday and did it with 5 overs to spare. Judges and competitors at this year's Clare Horse and Pony Club annual Pony Paddock and encourage day were kept busy on November 26, with plenty of events to be enjoyed and something for every riders' ability level. clare.yourguide.com.au /home.asp   (794 words)

Burra Clare Valley South Australia. Information, Burra Hotels, Apartments, Car Hire   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) Burra is a small preserved mining town 97 miles north of Adelaide in The Clare Valley Wine Region, tucked within the Bald Hills range. Copper mining started in 1845 and continued for 32 years extracting over 5 million pounds of ore. The township originally consisted of a cluster of smaller communities that were named after the hometowns of the minors who originated from Scotland England and Wales. Australia is a vast country, larger in fact than the United States. www.auinfo.com /Burra-south-australia.html   (359 words)

Aaby's in Clare Australia Australia > South Australia > Clare Valley > clare > aaby's Aaby's is set in a tree-studded rural acre of land on the southern edge of the township of Clare, overlooking the Riesling Trail. Within walking distance of Salt n Vines Restaurant & Kirrihill Estate, and a central base for visitors to explore the many attractions of the Clare Valley. www.ausgo.com.au /accommodation/south_australia/aaby's.htm   (77 words)

Riesling Trail - Clare Valley South Australia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) The Riesling Trail is a walking and cycling trail located in the Clare Valley approximately 130 kilometres northeast of Adelaide. Following the trail from north to south the route in the Auburn area would be obvious. The weather was windy with a few showers, but many parts of this section were sheltered by the trees and shrubs beside the trail. www.users.bigpond.com /mcewing/riesltr.htm   (383 words)

Grosset Wines - Clare Vallery, South Australia Australia When the young Jeffrey Grosset launched his own winery in the Clare Valley in the early 1980's, he was swimming against the tide. Arguably one of the most talented Riesling producers in the world, Grosset's single-vineyard Rieslings, Polish Hill and Watervale, are easily the finest south of the equator. Of the thousands of table wines made in Australia today, I have allocated a highest possible ranking of 1 to a mere sixteen. www.grosset.com.au /News.htm   (283 words)

Taylors Wines - Clare Valley, South Australia Taylors is turning it on for the Valley’s biggest food and wine celebration when the Clare Valley Gourmet Weekend turns 20. Held over the weekend of the 15th and 16th of May, 34 wineries will join forces to produce what will be the most dynamic event yet. Sunday is the great food and wine day and if any of you have been to the Clare Gourmet Weekend you will know why. www.taylorswines.com.au /newsAwards.php?id=49   (291 words)

Jeanneret Wines - Clare Valley - South Australia Established in 1994 Jeanneret Wines has gained an excellent reputation within the premium sector of the Australian wine industry for producing wines which demonstrate intense varietal and regional characteristics. A boutique winery specialising in red and white table wines, Jeanneret has created a loyal following for their award winning products which are available throughout Australia and selected international markets. During vintage, we are happy to conduct informal tours of the winery. www.ascl.com /j-wines   (101 words)

Travel Downunder - Clare Valley, South Australia This premium wine-growing region is a one and half-hour drive north of Adelaide. The Clare Valley's wine heritage dates back almost 160 years, with the first vines planted in 1842 by James Green, servant to the district's pioneer John Horrocks. A blend of photogenic landscapes and pioneer history makes this one of Australia's most charming touring regions offering a range of visitor activities. www.traveldownunder.com.au /South_Australia/Clare_Valley/index.asp   (181 words)

Daisy Manor - Auburn, Clare Valley South Australia Daisy Manor - Auburn, Clare Valley South Australia Spoil yourself with a break at Daisy Manor in Auburn, gateway to South Australia's beautiful Clare Valley wine region. The restored stone cottage built in the 1860's is a flower-filled haven of peace and tranquility with only one cosy guest suite. weblogic.com.au /daisymanor   (185 words)

Wines - Jeanneret, Clare Valley, South Australia Renowned for its Riesling, the Clare Valley has produced Rieslings of exceptional quality for many years... This is the one wine to date that is made solely from the fruit of our own organically grown Semillon vineyard... Cabernet fruit from the Stanley Flat area of Clare (just north of the township) is hand harvested at optimal sugar and flavour ripeness... www.ascl.com /j-wines/wines.html   (189 words)

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