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Wanna get a crack at some W.A gear, well here's your chance....although it says "Marg River Lovers", to join for free i
think you only need to visit the web site/email: MRWIA Events [events@margaretriverwine.org.au]

INAUGURAL MARGARET RIVER WINE IN SYDNEY TASTING DAY

Margaret River Lovers who live on the East Coast are invited to attend the very first Margaret River Wine in Sydney being held on Thursday 28 October at the special price of $5 entry. To register to attend please click here.

Come and have the unique opportunity to sample the wines of 25 Margaret River producers who cross the length and breadth of the region.

Venue: Museum of Contemporary Art
Date: Thursday 28 October
Time: 11am to 7pm

Those of you on Facebook can follow the event at www.facebook.com/margaretriverwines1.

Exhibiting Wineries:
Adinfern Estate, Arlewood Estate, Barwick Wines, Brookland Valley, Cape Mentelle, Capel Vale Wines, Celestial Bay, Churchview Estate, Clown Fish & Cowaramup Wines, Fermoy, Flametree, Fraser Gallop Estate, Juniper Estate & Higher Plane, Karri Bindi, Knee Deep Wines, Lenton Brae, Moss Brothers, Oceans Estate Margaret River, Redgate, Ringbolt Wines, Voyager Estate, Warner Glen Estate, Wise Wines, Woodlands, Xanadu Wines

Website states entry is $10, do you have some special offer ?

I'm planning to go to this, though something is puzzling me about it. It runs 11am-7pm, but presumably you can't just rock up at 11am and proceed to "taste" for eight hours for ten bucks max? If not, how does the whole thing work? I'm hoping I don't duck out of the office early only to get there at 5pm and find all the decent wine has been polished off four hours previously...

VINH NGUYEN wrote:Website states entry is $10, do you have some special offer ?

No, but i guess if you are a member of the M.R Wine Lovers, that's the $5 deal...

Loztralia wrote:I'm planning to go to this, though something is puzzling me about it. It runs 11am-7pm, but presumably you can't just rock up at 11am and proceed to "taste" for eight hours for ten bucks max? If not, how does the whole thing work? I'm hoping I don't duck out of the office early only to get there at 5pm and find all the decent wine has been polished off four hours previously...

Hi Loz,

Going on the Perth events held in the past, the first half is usually trade, then the second open to all punters, I am attending
this years event in Perth and it too has a similar time frame, but i note there is nothing said about trade/public times which
they have done in the past....

maybe an email to confirm this might be the go.....

Cheers S