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19 Oct

Pure Pours: A Central Otago Wine Festival

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Melbourne gets a taste of Central Otago as Pure Pours returns for its second year, bringing together the region's leading wineries for an afternoon of discovery.

Victoria by Farmer's Daughters will be transformed into a slice of New Zealand's South Island, featuring over twenty of Central Otago's most exciting producers pouring their wines and sharing their stories. Meet the people behind the bottles, ask questions and compare styles.

Think crisp mountain air, dramatic alpine landscapes, and pinot noirs considered among the very best in the world, all brought to life in Melbourne for one unforgettable evening.

Your ticket unlocks a roaming tasting session where you can sip, swirl, and compare drops from across the region - bright aromatic whites, textured chardonnays, méthode traditionnelle sparkling, and of course, the bold, perfumed pinot noirs that have put Central Otago on the global stage.

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Mon 19 Oct
  • 5pm - 8pm 5:00pm - 8:00pm

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Victoria by Farmer's Daughters
Tenancy 26/2 Swanston St
Melbourne 3000

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Adult / general $60
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  • telephone number: 02 2516 1995
  • email address: info@cowa.org.nz
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