Wine Machine 2023: Huon Valley set to rock on Saturday

Saturday’s eagerly anticipated Wine Machine party at Home Hill Winery will feature blockbuster acts Flight Facilities, Lime Cordiale and Cut Copy, and an extended cellar door area.

Wine Machine 2023 in the Huon Valley at Home Hill Winery. Picture: Supplied

The team behind this Saturday’s Wine Machine party at Home Hill Winery have promised their “biggest and best event yet,” with a line-up headlined by Flight Facilities, an expanded cellar door area, and more market stalls and garden games.

Held at the Ranelagh winery since 2017, a year after its first edition in South Australia’s McLaren Vale, Wine Machine has grown to encompass six dates across the nation.

Saturday’s blowout is the final leg of its 2022–23 three-date tour.

The Tasmanian leg is being headlined by Flight Facilities and Lime Cordiale, with other acts on the roster including Stace Cadet, Cut Copy, San Cisco, Client Liaison, who will perform a DJ set, and the Poof Doof Drag Jamboree.

Lime Cordiale. Wine Machine 2023 in the Huon Valley at Home Hill Winery. Picture: Tim Swallow

All sets are performed on a single stage, meaning revellers won’t have to worry about missing their favourite act.

Festival spokeswoman Janelle Morse said general admission tickets were still available.

“This year’s Wine Machine is looking to be our biggest and best yet, and we look forward to welcoming everyone to Home Hill for the ‘Best.Chardy.Ever’,” Ms Morse said.

Poof Doof. Wine Machine 2023 in the Huon Valley at Home Hill Winery. Picture: Patrick Stevenson

“It features our most massive line up to date and we’ve also expanded the cellar door area with more market stalls, garden games, some of the finest local food and of course Home Hill’s delicious wines.

Cut Copy. Wine Machine 2023 in the Huon Valley at Home Hill Winery. Picture: Jimmy Fontaine

“It’s really is a party for all five senses.

“The weather is also coming to the party with a forecast of sunshine and blue skies.

The Wine Machine team is excited to continue growing each year, bringing with us artists

that don’t often make it to Tassie and we can’t wait to welcome everyone this Saturday.”