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Savour the salty tang of a tiger prawn, slurp the sweet juice of a mangosteen or inhale the aroma of freshly brewed coffee. Tropical North Queensland is where you can indulge in new tastes or revel in fresh, familiar flavours straight from the farm.

Discover exotic foods and wines at the source on a self-drive food trail. It’s as easy as downloading an app from Taste Paradise and take off on your own gourmet adventure.

Five trails wind through diverse landscapes from the mountains to the coast taking in tropical fruit wineries, tea and coffee plantations, dairy producers, fruit, veg and aquaculture farms, ice creameries, chocolate manufacturers and enticing restaurants.

Try lychees with chorizo, take your first bite of crocodile, have a chef whip up tempura redclaw with ginger and wild lime sauce or cool off with a mango daiquiri to celebrate the end of another delicious day in the tropics.

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de Brueys Boutique Wines and Functions Venue | Mareeba, Tablelands Area

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Taste deliciously different exotic tropical fruit wines at de Brueys Boutique Wines, a unique Winery and Cellar Door amid mango orchards and natural open forest.
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Murdering Point Winery | Silkwood East, Cassowary Coast Area

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Murdering Point Winery is unique in every sense; the name, the unmatched range of exotic tropical wines, the location and the passion that drives the owners to accept only the best as demonstrated by the awards won annually, through the use of traditional wine making methods and modern technology.
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Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Winery | Mossman, Cairns Area

Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Winery makes wines from tropical fruit. No it's not sweet and sticky. The range includes very dry wines to medium-sweet and port styles and they are commercial standard.
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