Bass Strait is the ferocious stretch of ocean that separates mainland Australia from Tasmania. Antarctic driven swells are magnified in the strait, creating powerful, wild storm waves. It is twice as wide, and twice as rough as the English channel.
It is this wild stretch of sea that lends the term “Roaring Forties”.
And within these Roaring Forties are some of the most famous and legendary lamb producing regions in the world.
The cleanest air in the world blows over the pastures here. The lush grass grows year round.
They nourish British and European breed lambs, renowned for the delicate and special flavour of their meat.
This is Lamb Like No Other.
