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Graze into 22nd year

THE Yarra Valley Grape Grazing Festival celebrates its 22nd birthday this year.
The popular festival has a record number of 26 wineries on board for the weekend event on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 February.
The Grape Grazing Festival general pass costs $27 and includes an entry wristband, a souvenir wine glass and bottle of water, a glass of wine and tea or coffee.
The TAC is proud to sponsor the Yarra Valley Grape Grazing Festival and works in partnership with the Yarra Valley Winegrowers Association to promote the responsible serving of alcohol.
Tickets for Grape Grazing can be bought on the website, www.grapegrazing.com.au, or from the ticket office before the festival on 5962 6600.

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