Tesoro Italian Restaurant Hobart
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Friends of Tesoro

Fresh and house-made is what we do best at Tesoro, but no Hobart restaurant can reach such lofty, delicious heights without the bounty of Tasmania’s best local growers and artisan producers.

Say ‘hi’ to our friends…

ALICE AT TASMAN SALT

With their passion for artisanal produce and gourmet food, the Tasman Sea Salt production process is a labour of love, harnessing naturally occurring solar and thermal energy in its production process, to minimise the impact on our environment. Learn more

LUKE AT BRUNY ISLAND CHEESE

Made and matured using traditional techniques, Bruny Island cheeses are distinctly Tasmanian and are regarded as some of the finest artisan cheeses in Australia. Learn more

JAMES AT MURES FISHING

Fishing the deep waters surrounding Tasmania for more than 45 years, Mures Fishing is an iconic Tasmanian family business that offers a variety of quality seafood – sustainably caught and sourced with an emphasis on Australian wild catch. Learn more

MAY AT IMAGO BAKERY

The lovely May from nearby Imago Bakery is the genius behind Tesoro’s amazing charcoal activated ‘black bread’. Mary and her talented team of bakers specialise in hand-making artisan slow-ferment sourdough bread, pastries and cakes using only the highest quality ingredients. Learn more

PLINIO AT SAVOUR FOODS

The philosophy at Savour is simple, they love good food and want to share this with you, too! They source from local and international artisanal producers to provide an exclusive range of cheese, meats, vinegar, oils and more. Learn more

JENSEN AT LAWRENNY

Lawrenny Estate Distillery has been established as one of only a very few ‘paddock to bottle’ Estate single malt whiskies in the world. The barley grains are grown and harvested from the Lawrenny fields then mashed, fermented and distilled using the pure waters that flow through the Estate. Learn more

ALEX AT MEADOWBANK WINES

More than just a vineyard, Meadowbank produces the fruit of a near ethereal quality. With a local history stretching back to the 70s, they are now regarded as a Tasmanian pioneer and iconic grower of wine. Learn more

CAPE GRIM BEEF

Raised on rich pastures with nothing else added, Cape Grim Beef is arguably Australia’s best beef. Hand-selected and rigorously graded, discover pure beef flavour – made by nature. You can drive all around Tasmania and see Cape Grim signs on farm gates – a reflection of the pride that producers have in supplying this superior brand. Learn more

ZIGGY’S SMALLGOODS

A proud Tasmanian Smallgoods manufacturer and local butcher, Ziggy’s was established over 20 years ago in Moonah, Tasmania, offering a wide range of European inspired Charcuterie and Australian Smallgoods. Ziggy’s source as much premium fresh meat from Tasmania as possible. Learn more

FRESHLINE MEATS

Committed to providing the finest quality products and dedicated to the craft of butchery for more than 25 years, Freshline is recognised as the leading supplier of meat products to the foodservice industry in Tasmania. Being a specialist fresh meat supplier, they are committed to providing the finest quality products as well as adopting best practice throughout their whole operation. Learn more

SHV WHOLESALERS

Tasmanian owned and operated wholesaler of fresh produce, groceries and value-added food products, SHV support local first. Since their establishment in Hobart in 1979, SHV has been supplying Tasmanian businesses with everything from beautiful Tassie-grown potatoes to gourmet continental delicacies. Learn more

JOANNA'S JAMS

As a Tasmanian business, formerly based in the south and now in Launceston, Joanna’s Jams sources all of its ingredients from local growers and vendors while using minimal additives. They are committed to showcasing the best that our island has to offer.. Learn more

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MR. BROWN & TOWNS MUSHROOM GARDEN

An urban farm in Launceston, specialising in nearly 10 exotic mushroom species for dietary, medicinal, and culinary delights. Urban farmers Fergus Brown and Michael Townsend are cultivating a variety of locally grown mushrooms that are capturing the attention of top local chefs. Learn more