I was recently catching up on some of the wine blogs I follow, and I noticed fellow blogger, Carpe Travel, had the following great post up From A To Z: Top Wine Festivals In Every State Not To Miss and I thought it would be awesome to have an Australian version.
I love my wine festivals, so this is also going to be good for personal use. My hope is, that like my Wine Days Calendar, that’ll I’ll update this every year. So make sure you bookmark this blog post too!
Also if anyone would like to sponsor me to travel around the country and attend all these, feel free to contact me 😉
New South Wales
- Meet the Makers: Women in Beer, Wine & Spirits Festival (Sydney): 8-9 March 2019
- Moree on a Plate Food and Wine Festival: 11 May 2019
- Winter Wine Festival (Gerringong): 4 May -10 June 2019
- Good Food & Wine Show Sydney: 21-23 June 2019
- Hunter Valley Wine Festival: 29 June 2019
- End2End Festival: 14 September 2019
- Pyrmont Festival – Wine, Food, Art: 15-16 September 2019
- Mudgee Wine + Food Festival: 13-29 September 2019
- Ballina Food & Wine Festival: 20 October 2019
- Perricoota Pop & Pour Festival (Moama): 23 November 2019
- Pinot Palooza Sydney: 12 October 2019
Victoria
- Taste of Rutherglen: 9-10 March 2019
- Melbourne Food & Wine Festival: 18-24 March 2019
- Strategem Bendigo Winemakers Festival: 6 April 2019
- Tinamba Food & Wine Festival: 28 April 2019
- East Gippsland Food, Wine & Beer Festival: 6 April 2019
- Pyrenees Unearthed Wine and Food Festival: 6 April 2019
- Strategem Bendigo Winemakers Festival: 6 April 2019
- Grampians Grape Escape Wine & Food Festival: 4-5 May 2019
- Good Food & Wine Show Melbourne: 31 May – 2 June 2019
- Trails, Tastings and Tales Food and Wine Festival (Glenrowan): 8-10 June 2019
- Pinot Palooza Melbourne: 5 October 2019
Queensland
- Noosa Food & Wine Festival: 16-20 May 2019
- Hampton Festival: 17-19 May 2019
- Gold Coast Food & Wine Festival: 30 May – 2 June 2019
- Relish Fraser Coast Food & Wine Festival: 1 June 2019
- Good Food & Wine Show Brisbane: 25-27 October 2019
- Apple & Grape Harvest Festival: Next Festival March 2020
- Pinot Palooza Brisbane: 13 October 2019
Western Australia
Having just moved from WA to VIC, I attended many wine festivals during my 6 years living in Perth. Here’s what you have to look forward to when it comes to WA & Perth wine festivals:
- Sunset Wine & Brews: 9-10 February 2019
- Check out my post about Sunset Wine 2018
- Porongurup Wine Festival: Sunday 3rd March 2019
- Albany Wine & Food Festival: 6 April 2019
- Check out my post about the Albany Food & Wine Festival 2017
- City Wine: 7-8 June 2019
- Check out what happened at City Wine 2019
- Good Food & Wine Show Perth: 23-25 August 2019
- Check out my post about the GFWS 2017
- UnWined Subiaco: 26-27 October 2019
- Check out what happened at UnWined Subiaco 2018
- BeauVine Food & Wine Festival: October 2019
- Check out my post about BeauVine 2016
- Margaret River Gourmet Escape: 8-17 November 2019
- Donnybrook Food & Wine Festival: TBC
- Pinot Palooza Perth: 3 August 2019
South Australia
- Cellar Door Fest Adelaide: 15-17 March 2019
- Tasting Australia: 5-14 April 2019
- Barossa Seasons: Autumn: 5-7 April 2019
- Barossa Gourmet Weekend: 5-7 April 2019
- Cellar Door Fest Winter Edit: 19-20 July 2019
- Pinot Palooza Adelaide: 10 August 2019
Tasmania
- Taste of Tasmania: 28 December 2018 – 3 January 2019
Australian Capital Territory
- Canberra International Riesling Challenge Trade and Consumer Tasting: 19 October 2019
Have I missed something? Drop me a line to let me know: casey@travellingcorkscrew.com.au
Thanks for the heads up Lauren, I’ll check it out 🙂
Hey Casey, You should check out End2End Festival in the Hunter Valley September! It is in it’s second year and so cool!
Hey Steve, please let me know what festivals I might be missing. I know a number of festivals haven’t released their dates yet, so I haven’t included these in case they don’t run this year. In regards to the advertising on my blog, you won’t find transparency like I display here, on many other websites around the web. Advertising on blogs and websites is everywhere but no one actually writes they get paid for them in plain English. I fully disclose so my readers can choose whether to click on the ads or not, it’s overly professional. I appreciate you taking the time to share your opinion and if you have any further concerns, please contact me via casey@travellingcorkscrew.com.au Cheers!
I think you are missing a lot of festivals, you need to do more research. I also find the reference to getting a commission from Dan Murphy’s purchases very bizarre and i dont think that is really very correct or professional.. anyway just my opinion. BTW been in the wine industry 30 years..