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The Sydney Morning Herald ‘Sydney Cellar Door’
The Sydney Morning Herald ‘Sydney Cellar Door’ Overview
2012 Sydney Cellar Door is held at the start of the 2012 NSW Wine Festival (which runs throughout March).
One of the country’s largest wine and food tasting events is now bigger than ever with a new layout in Sydney’s Hyde Park. This bigger area in one of the city’s most stunning alfresco (and convenient) settings will give visitors more room to meet around 100 talented NSW winemakers who will be bringing their favourite drops to the city from NSW’s 14 diverse wine regions.There will be even more shaded seating areas in which to enjoy a vast array of exciting new wine styles and delicious dishes from Sydney’s leading restaurants, accompanied by all-day live music and cool entertainment, creating a world-class festival atmosphere.
The event is FREE to enter, with wine tasting packages starting at just $25.
Tasting packages will be available for advance purchase via www.nswwinefestival.com.au
The 2012 NSW Wine Festival is brought to you by Citibank.
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