Three talented wine industry women to particpate Sea and Vines Festival

A TALENTED trio of wine industry women who share a passion for McLaren Vale will be part of the 21st Sea and Vines Festival on the June 8-10 long weekend.

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A TALENTED trio of wine industry women who share a passion for McLaren Vale will be part of the 21st Sea and Vines Festival on the June 8-10 long weekend.

Oliver's Taranga cellar manager Brioni Oliver, 29, said the festival program was packed with events to suit all wine lovers.

"On the Sunday (June 9), it's going to be like a big party for us, really casual, with food, wine, dancing and now mechanical surfboard riding to keep with the Sea and Vines theme," Ms Oliver said. "We'll also have more intimate events for small groups."

Yangarra Estate Vineyards marketing manager Selina Kelly, 29, said the popular festival would help introduce newcomers to the Kangarilla winery's cellar door.

"We're still a brand a lot of people don't know about so if we get a strong crowd of people here that's amazing, they'll see the place, try our wines and have an awesome time," Ms Kelly said.

Mitolo Wines marketing co-ordinator Fleur Runge, 24, said a private tasting would be staged at the company's new cellar door in Branson Rd.

"It's only three months old, was designed by Enoki and it has a great look and feel which is characteristic of Mitolo," she said.

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