The Williamstown Beer and Cider Festival features around 100 beers and ciders from a number of local independent breweries, including The Mill, Bonehead, Bentspoke Brewing Co, Bathtub Gin Co Distillery, and many more. As the weather starts to (sort-of) warm up, the time to get out and enjoy the outdoors is here. The Vinehop festival taking place in the Mornington Peninsula, where you can enjoy tasty food trucks, awesome music, and of course drinks. To go alongside the mouth-watering delicacies on offer, you can enjoy music from talented Australians, the artists involved include The Bamboos and Ash Grunwald, among many more. If you’re one of those music fans who feel like they’ve been born into the wrong generation, this is the festival for you. A selection of Australia’s most renowned artists will be hitting the stage and be playing the music of Jimi Hendrix, Creedance Clearwater Revival, and plenty more.
On top of flowers, attendees will be able to enjoy live entertainment, quality food, and much more. It’s taking place in the Suburb of Silvan, just past the Dandenong Ranges, perfect for a scenic drive. The Tesselaar Tulip Festival is happening in Silvan wine stores near Balwyn Melbourne from September 10. Tickets start at $28.50, check out more info and grab your tickets here. The Tesselaar Tulip Festival is happening in Silvan this October. Taking place across the wonderful Arts Centre is Alter State, a festival inspired by disability.

These offers are available in store with even more offers available online. BWS Balwyn, alongside 1,400 other stores Australia wide, is all about providing customers with the most convenient way possible to discover and buy liquor. Travelling regularly for his wine education, Joshua is an alumni of the Sommeliers Australia National Scholarship amongst many other industry awards. Joshua’s current project, Alquimie, is an embodiment of his hopes and aspirations for selfeducation. There is no limit to what can be learned from collaboration with journalists and enthusiasts from around the world. This is continuation of a journey that centres around drinking culture.
Andrew McConnell’s wine bar runs a subscription service, The Mixed Six is $150 of bottles curated by the staff. It only sells hard-to-get French wines, which the owner has access to through family connections. The fastest way to obtain a return or replace your purchase is to visit your local Dan Murphy's store where our team will be able to assist you immediately. Don't forget the cellared selection of wines or the epic liquor wall for special occasions and gift ideas including multiple Penfolds Grange vintages and other premium offerings. It is an offence for a person under the age of 18 years to purchase or receive liquor. These cooler months make a lot of us stay in, but every now and then, an event comes along that leans into that, and makes coming out sound great.
This is particularly significant because the vineyard is one of the few remaining parcels of land in the inner suburban area of Melbourne which is still used for agricultural purposes. The link with Government House has been re-established and our wines are now sometimes served there at official functions. He enlisted the help of about 10 Dan Murphy’s stores in Victoria, including Malvern East, Doncaster and Cheltenham.

One of Melbourne’s festival staples is the St Kilda Festival, hitting Melbourne many times of the years. It’s a free event, showcasing a selection of our most talented artists. You’ll be able to experience music from Peptalk, Guthrie, Emma Volard, Hoodoo Gurus, Confidence Man, and many many more. Of course the fun doesn’t end there, you can dice into food, market stalls, dancing, activations, and lots more. The St Kilda Festival is taking place in St Kilda on Saturday February 18 until Sunday February 19. To top it off, Meadow is a festival that runs ith no commercial food trucks, everything on offer at Meadow supports the broader community and businesses.
Usually held in the regional music mecca of Lorne, this year’s incarnation of the Falls festival will be making its way into Melbourne city this year. Besides camping, expect all your favourite things about Falls, but just a little bit toned down. International artists include Arctic Monkeys, Lil Nas X, and Jamie XX, and the strong local line-up features Beddy Rays, King Stingray and Telenova, among many more.

He also said there had been a shift by more affluent drinkers to French and Italian prestige wines and there was room for big companies like Treasury Wines to try and snare some of that back. Michael Andrewartha, co-owner of East End Cellars in Adelaide, said he expected a flood of wine company sales representatives would be knocking on his door trying to sell extra ranges. "Absolutely there's going to be some good bargains coming,'' he said.
Yet another music festival is happening in Melbourne this December, the Nowadays Festival hitting Riva St Kilda on the 31st. There’ll be music from a number of international performers, such as Travis Grech, Erica Dal, Simon Milan, and many more. Look no further than the Melbourne Beerfest, coming to the Catani Gardens in St Kilda this February. Melbourne Beerfest is taking place at the Catani Gardens on Saturday, February 25. Hitting the Melbourne Showgrounds this Labour Day Long Weekend is the Palm Tree Music Festival, the perfect event to enjoy while it’s still warm out there and people are still in holiday mode. Palm Tree Music Festival is one of many heading to the grounds in coming months, and will feature Tiesto, Kygo, Lost Frequencies, Sam Feldt, and Frank Walker.
The brothers behind it want their wine shop to offer service just as good as what you’d get in their high-end restaurant. Now, that upper floor is a 50-seat venue with finely etched features such as fluted Italian marble, textured walls and handmade clay tiles that recall Italy’s streets and grand piazzas. Natural materials were chosen by Mim Design that would improve over time, much like the Italian craft of food preservation. Vue de Monde, Etta, Bar Liberty and Estelle are among the restaurants Dan Banks supplied before launching this wine delivery service with no-nonsense tasting notes such as "amazing with duck". Delivery is free to metropolitan Melbourne, and a flat $15 to the rest of Australia.