Moorilla Estate winery

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Moorilla Estate winery is a Tasmanian vineyard and winery best known today as the site of the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) and for producing premium cool-climate wines.

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Moorilla winery 2
Moorilla vineyard 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf vineyard
winery
abbreviation MONA
surface form: MONA site
associatedWith David Walsh
category Tourist attractions in Tasmania
Vineyards in Australia
Wineries in Tasmania
climate cool-climate
country Australia
focusesOn estate-grown fruit
foundedBy Claudio Alcorso NERFINISHED
grapeVariety Chardonnay
Pinot Noir
Riesling
Sauvignon Blanc
Syrah
hasAttraction architectural winery buildings
art installations
hasFacility cellar door
restaurant
tasting room
hasOnlinePresence official website
hasPart MONA (Museum of Old and New Art)
surface form: Museum of Old and New Art
hasStyle premium wine production
industry wine production
knownFor being the site of the Museum of Old and New Art
cool-climate wines
locatedIn Berriedale, Hobart, Tasmania
surface form: Berriedale, Tasmania
locatedOn Derwent River
near Hobart
offers food and wine pairings
vineyard tours
wine tastings
overlooks Derwent River
partOf Tasmanian wine industry
product chardonnay wine
pinot noir wine
riesling wine
sparkling wine
wine
region Southern Tasmania
surface form: Southern Tasmania wine region
state Tasmania
tourismType cultural tourism destination
wine tourism destination

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MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) associatedWith Moorilla Estate winery
MONA associatedWith Moorilla Estate winery
Moorilla Estate Pty Ltd owns Moorilla Estate winery
this entity surface form: Moorilla winery
Moorilla Estate Pty Ltd operates Moorilla Estate winery
this entity surface form: Moorilla winery
Moorilla Estate Pty Ltd hasPart Moorilla Estate winery
this entity surface form: Moorilla vineyard