What makes Grampians Grape Escape so special is its surrounds, the stunning setting is begging to be explored. While you’re in the area, why not check out everything else that makes this region something special. Chasing waterfalls MacKenzie Falls is one of grandeur and one of the largest waterfalls in Victoria, flowing all year…
An old flour mill in Horsham is the home of Son of Grace, a winery making beautiful drops from vines planted at an abandoned fruit orchard at Quantong, giving new life to productions of yesteryear. The winery has produced shiraz for Mt Stapylton consistently ranked in the top 10 per cent in international competitions. Son…
In 1992 Silvia and Enrique Diaz bought an empty block of land near Avoca, eager to capitalise on the unique Pyrenees climate. More than a quarter of a century later, their son Tom Diaz is carrying on the dream, as the St Ignatius winery vigneron. His brothers Nick and Alex are also part of the…
Nestled at the base of Mount Cole sits a small family-owned and run vineyard producing boutique wine. Mountainside Wines, about 20 minutes from Ararat, was opened about three and a half years ago by Jane and Shane Goninon. The pair bought the winery, which has been in existence since 1998, in search of a tree…
One of Australia’s longest running food and wine festivals is set to return to the Grampians for it’s 27th year in 2018. The month-long festival will showcase the best of the Grampians, with a number of culinary events being held across the region culminating in the annual Grampians Grape Escape weekend, 5 and 6 May…
Thousands of food and wine lovers flocked to Halls Gap for a delicious weekend at the Grampians Grape Escape, one of regional Australia’s longest running and favourite food and wine festivals.
Victoria’s favourite food and wine festival, Grampians Grape Escape is preparing for the arrival of thousands of foodies, families and wine lovers in Halls Gap.
One of Australia’s most talented indigenous artists, Deline Briscoe, will be accompanied by a six piece band at this year’s Grampians Grape Escape.
The Grampians Grape Escape today announced the Quarry Mountain Dead Rats (QMDR), William Crighton and Chris Wilson will form part of an exciting and talented entertainment line-up at this year’s food and wine festival.
One of Victoria’s favourite food and wine festivals has teamed up with one of Australia’s favourite foodies for the ultimate weekend of indulgence and entertainment.
