For over a quarter of a century, the McLaren Vale Sea & Vines Festival has been one of Australia's premier wine and food events.
Woodstock Wines will celebrate two significant anniversaries this year - 45 years of winery operations and 30 years of the Coterie Restaurant.
"Woodstock has participated in the Sea & Vines Festival since its inception more than 25 year's ago," said communications manager Amber Kemp.
And Sea & Vines is back in 2018 with 45 gourmet events across three days of the June long weekend.
The 2018 program includes brand new events as well as some returning favourites, including a tribute music festival, western-themed hoedown, food trucks, long-table degustations, a dog-friendly wine tasting and a day dedicated entirely to family fun.
The 2018 program includes brand new events as well as some returning favourites, including a tribute music festival, western-themed hoedown, food trucks, long-table degustations, a dog-friendly wine tasting and a day dedicated entirely to family fun.
Woodstock Wines will celebrate two significant anniversaries this year - 45 years of winery operations and 30 years of the Coterie Restaurant.
"Woodstock has participated in the Sea & Vines Festival since its inception more than 25 year's ago," said communications manager Amber Kemp.
"It’s an important annual event for us and for the region, so we are celebrating our anniversaries over the June long weekend with two days of peace, wine and music.
"Attendees will enjoy a celebration of the music from the most famous music festival of all time including Janice Joplin, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young & Creedence Clearwater Revival, as well as tasty food options and, of course, great wine."
McLaren Vale Grape Wine & Tourism Association general manager Jennifer Lynch is eager to showcase the very best of McLaren Vale’s producers and the unique offering visitors can experience in the region year-round.
"The 1969 Woodstock Festival attracted more than 400,000 revellers - whilst we don't anticipate an audience of that size, we welcomed more than 20,000 in 2017 and are looking forward to delivering another successful festival weekend showcasing the best of our region's wine-tourism hospitality," she said.
For full details see: www.seaandvines.com.au
"Attendees will enjoy a celebration of the music from the most famous music festival of all time including Janice Joplin, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young & Creedence Clearwater Revival, as well as tasty food options and, of course, great wine."
McLaren Vale Grape Wine & Tourism Association general manager Jennifer Lynch is eager to showcase the very best of McLaren Vale’s producers and the unique offering visitors can experience in the region year-round.
"The 1969 Woodstock Festival attracted more than 400,000 revellers - whilst we don't anticipate an audience of that size, we welcomed more than 20,000 in 2017 and are looking forward to delivering another successful festival weekend showcasing the best of our region's wine-tourism hospitality," she said.
For full details see: www.seaandvines.com.au
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