1/28Tasmanian Wine Festival at The Botanical Gardens. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
Tassie wine celebrated
Local drops were celebrated at a glorious weekend at the inaugural Tasmanian Wine Festival held at the botanical gardens and at a Tips and Tipples event at the Old Woolstore Hotel.
2/28Tasmanian Wine Festival. at Royal Botanical Gardens. (L-R) Kerry Turner, Laura Eaton, Romany Brodribb, Liz Crane all of Lindisfarne, Ely Waters of New York. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
3/28Vicki and Emily King of Granton. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
4/28Lydia Smith of Hobart and Monique Wright of Kingston. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
5/28Claire Hughes of Hong Kong, Mikhaela Brighella of Howrah and Astrid Walters of Little Swanport. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
6/28Aleisha Coe of Sorell, Dani Shields of Mornington, Bethany Wiggians of Howrah, Matilda Wiggins of Oak Downs and Leonie Wiggins of Howrah. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
7/28Pam Voss of Howrah and Rachael Oakley of Geilston Bay. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
8/28Elysia and Brett Nagel of Melbourne. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
9/28Sara Waitzer and Alistair Chong both of Richmond. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
10/28Wayne and Robyn Harris of Bellerive. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
11/28Tony Clifford of Claremont and Kara Zaporozec of Claremont. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
12/28Madeleine Downie of Montagu Bay, Meg Beton Bridgewater, Alydia Morgan of Kingston, Katie Flack of West Hobart and Eleanor Rensley of Lenah Valley. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
13/28Jim Saric and Sam Kanizay of Lenah Valley. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
14/28Sophie Fitzgerald of Hobart and Anna Fitzgerald of Hobart. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
15/28Honeymooners Dominik Modrzejewski and Karolina Modrzejewska of Poland. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
16/28Nicki and Gary Wisby of Tolmans Hill. Tasmanian wine festival, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Picture: RICHARD JUPE
17/28The Old Woolstore has a new bike washing service with a growth in tourism. To celebrate, drinks were held for stakeholders. (L-R) Nick Manser of Midway Point, Lucy Palmer of West Hobart, Sue Leake of Lauderdale, Pia Palmer of West Hobart. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
18/28The Old Woolstore has a new bike washing service with a growth in tourism. To celebrate, drinks were held for stakeholders. (L-R) Tash Newman and Krystal Cox of the Huon Valley, Anne Menegat of Lindisfarne. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
19/28The Old Woolstore has a new bike washing service with a growth in tourism. To celebrate, drinks were held for stakeholders. (L-R) Sue Christie-Johnston of Lenah Valley, Linda and Andrew Paynter of Seven Mile Beach, Tanya Welch of Blackmans Bay. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
20/28The Old Woolstore has a new bike washing service with a growth in tourism. To celebrate, drinks were held for stakeholders. (L-R) Vianna Yu of Lindisfarne, Liam Townsend of Midway Point, Davide (Davide) Ferrari of Fern Tree. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
21/28SOCIALS Justin Johnstone of Battery Point, left, Jacob Smith of Mornington and Mitchyl Crettenden of Blackmans Bay at the Destination Southern Tasmania Tips & Tipples at the TMAG Courtyard Cafe. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
22/28SOCIALS Scott Christie-Johnston of Lenah Valley, left, and Andrew Ross of New Town at the Destination Southern Tasmania Tips & Tipples at the TMAG Courtyard Cafe. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
23/28SOCIALS Andrew Third of Battery Point, left, Liz Gifford of Sandy Bay and Danielle Rbertson of Blackmans Bay at the Destination Southern Tasmania Tips & Tipples at the TMAG Courtyard Cafe. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
24/28The Old Woolstore has a new bike washing service with a growth in tourism. To celebrate, drinks were held for stakeholders. (L-R) Greg Ross of Richmond, Chelsea Bell of Lindisfarne, Emily Hopwood of New Town, Sam Skillern of Lenah Valley, Nicole Wilson of Sorell. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
25/28SOCIALS Sally Hayne of Old Beach, left, and Maree Davis of West Hobart at the Destination Southern Tasmania Tips & Tipples at the TMAG Courtyard Cafe. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
26/28SOCIALS Stuart Nettleford of Hobart, left, Emma Terry of New Town, Anthea Pritchard of Dynnyrne, and Stuart Lennox of Lauderdale at the Destination Southern Tasmania Tips & Tipples at the TMAG Courtyard Cafe. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
27/28SOCIALS Krystal Cox of Lucaston, left, Sophie Bleach of Rose Bay, Louise Vining of Kingston Beach and Andrew Crisp of Sandy Bay at the Destination Southern Tasmania Tips & Tipples at the TMAG Courtyard Cafe. Picture: MATHEW FARRELL
28/28The Old Woolstore has a new bike washing service with a growth in tourism. To celebrate, drinks were held for stakeholders. (L-R) Trish Stagg of Sandford, Sue and Jono Stagg of Taroona, Ben Targett of Battery Point, Claire Blackall of West Hobart. Picture: MATT THOMPSON
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