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melbourne grapevine

WE’VE taken 2021 on, with all its chaos and unpredictability, and are forging on in Melbourne and Victoria. While the sad reality of hospitality businesses closing since lockdown is a constant, there are those who have the courage and experience to open something new, others, to expand their business or make a pivot a permanent fix.

After 18 months of planning and nine months of renovations, , sheep farmers and the owners and winemakers of , have opened the and it is fast becoming a food and wine hub

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