A Tasmanian wine shortage is looming, as demand soars and vineyards and cellar doors run low on stock. 

The shortfall in supply has been compounded by a smaller harvest for the 2020 vintage. 

Rural reporter Meg Van Lohuizen caught up with Wine Tasmania chief executive Sheralee Davies who says it's a problem, but not a bad one to have.

A Tasmanian wine shortage is looming, as demand soars and vineyards and cellar doors run low on stock.&nbsp;
The shortfall in supply has been compounded by a smaller harvest for the 2020 vintage.&nbsp;
Rural reporter Meg Van Lohuizen caught up with Wine Tasmania chief executive Sheralee Davies who says it's a problem, but not a bad one to have.

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