Newcastle’s Wine And Food Festival Given New Beachside Home

 

Hunter Valley Food & Wine Festival Newcastle

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Described as a “one-stop shop for all things food and wine”, the Newcastle Wine & Food Festival will be held for the first time in Pacific Park, Newcastle East from Saturday 29th to Sunday 30th September.

Formerly of Lambton Park, the inaugural beachside setting will play host to food & wine lovers alike who will be able to devour produce from the Hunter Valley’s finest restaurants & cafes, and be appeased by the wine tastings available from many of the Hunter’s critically acclaimed vineyards.

Accompanied by live music and market stalls, to ensure the festival mood is really set patrons will be able to partake in wine masterclasses & cooking demonstrations, operated by renowned restaurateurs and winemakers from the region.

An extensive range of wares, food and wine will be on offer from a myriad of exhibitors, for festival-goers to try and buy, while the children and dog-friendly policy guarantees the festival is likely to be a unique two-day experience, suitable for the entire family.

Ticket Information

Entry at the gate is $15.00 (entry only) and includes

• A souvenir wine glass

• Your first wine taste

• Cooking demonstrations

• Wine masterclasses by some of the Hunter Valley’s best wine makers and wine selectors

• Live entertainment provided by Live & Cookin’ @ Lizottes

Available for additional purchase

• Food by the plate from some of Newcastle’s most outstanding restaurants

• Wine and produce sales

• Hunter Valley wine masterclasses

Child (age 14-18)

• $5.00 entry fee (must be accompanied by an adult)

Child (age 6-14)

• Free Entry (must be accompanied by an adult)

Tokens

• Tokens are the currency used to purchase wine by the glass

• 1 Token = $3 - $15 for a book of 5 tokens

• Sample wine by the glass will be priced from 1 token

Tickets can be pre-purchased at the festival’s website.

Alex has recently completed a Bachelor of Communication at The University of Newcastle, majoring in media production. His likes include every aspect of film and music. His fears include repetition and monotony. With this being the first time he has written about himself in third person, he has successfully avoided those fears.

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2 comments

hello i am enquiring about the market please within your festival. i am enquiring as a stall holder please and if you may have any vacancies? we sell banana breads and whole range of any fruit or vegetable based bread eg pear & raspberry bread, carrot cake, date loaf. my mobile is 0407 156 425. thankyou. mandy

mandy miller

Hi Mandy, you’re able to contact the organisers of the festival here: http://www.wineandfoodfestival.com.au/wff/Contact.html
Regards, UI.

Alex Connell
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