Ashbolt Farm Tasmania - The Home of Australian Grown elderberries

Get Christmas Ready - Keep it simple with Ashbolt

Get Christmas Ready - Keep it simple with Ashbolt

The advent calendar is up - the countdown to Christmas is on! Whether you're in charge of the whole day, or just bringing a plate, Christmas entertaining can be hard. 

So, we have put together some quick entertaining ideas to keep it simple, but suitably impressive, and a recipe for our delicious Elderflower and Watermelon Mojito!

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Healthier drink choices for all of your entertaining needs

Healthier drink choices for all of your entertaining needs

We know it can be hard trying to find unique, convenient, healthier and of course, delicious, drinks ideas for your spring/summer gatherings ... but you need look no further. Between our ready to drink Petites range, and our super-tasty concentrates/mixers, we've got your party needs covered. 

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Easter Entertaining

Easter Entertaining

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Elderberries - Nature's Superfood

Elderberries - Nature's Superfood

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Elderflower Concentrate

Christmas drinks, naturally

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NEW SOUR CHERRY - JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS!

NEW SOUR CHERRY - JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS!

Introducing our two new sour cherry creations. Perfect for summer entertaining, Christmas celebrations and Christmas gifts.

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Olive Oil Harvest and Oil in Tasmania

Olive Oil Harvest and Oil in Tasmania

Robert and Anne Ashbolt invited the public as part of the Slow Food Movement to assist with the annual harvest of olives from their young grove on their 375 hectare mixed farm in the scenic Derwent Valley. Sensing that the Australian market for premium olive oil was opening up, the Ashbolts decided to convert a portion of their hectares to olive trees in the late 1990s.

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Spring on the Farm

Spring on the Farm

Spring this year has brought the most delightful addition to the Ashbolt herd in new baby Cecil, our pure white bull calf. 

We named Cecil after the founder of Ashbolt Farm, Cecil Walker, who fell in love with this land in 1906.

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