Yarra Valley (Vic): Open Cellars of Nillumbik - Festival of Wine - 15-16 Oct 2011
Meet the winemakers of 17 boutique wineries
Open Cellars of Nillumbik
Website: www.opencellars.com.au
How often: Annual
Come and meet the winemakers of 17 boutique wineries and share their passion for the exceptional quality wines they produce in this special part of the Yarra Valley, Victoria.
Enjoy a rare insight into their unique wine styles that are hand picked and hand pruned by family and friends in the traditional style. You'll have the chance to sample exquisite wines from boutique Nillumbik wineries whose doors are not always open to the public. You'll also find excellent food to complement the wine as well as exhibitions and live music at some venues.
The cellar doors vary from contemporary design to buildings constructed from local stone and mud. Exhibits from local artists, including pottery, photography, paintings and textiles, are on display at many Open Cellars to offer you a truly memorable visit.
No entry charge or tasting fee
WHEN: Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th October, 2011
WHERE: Locations throughout Nillumbik
COST: None
BOOKINGS: Not required
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- Yarra Valley, Dandenongs and the Ranges
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