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Dokeo wants to squeeze the wank out of wine
Gunson Street café and wine bar Dokeo boasts a menu complete with natty, minimal-intervention and small-batch wines and promises to pour without pretentiousness.
MoreGunson Street café and wine bar Dokeo boasts a menu complete with natty, minimal-intervention and small-batch wines and promises to pour without pretentiousness.
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MoreThe program for Cellar Door Fest promises a weekend spent enjoying and exploring the state’s hottest wine, spirits and produce all without leaving the CBD.
MoreDon’t delete the out-of-office message just yet. New food and wine festival SummerVines is coming and you’ll want to make a day (or more) of it.
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MoreUsing regenerative agriculture practices, the team behind Hither & Yon winery at McLaren Vale are keeping their carbon footprint low and medal count high.
MoreCellar Treasures provides an opportunity to explore exceptional wines of years past from the picturesque Langhorne Creek.
MoreHaving migrated to Australia in the 1960s seeking a better life, Imma and Mario Caporaso's family has helped to flavour a cultural revolution in Adelaide's north-east.
MoreThe University of Adelaide's Roseworthy and Waite campuses have been a launchpad for renowned Australian and international winemakers and viticulturalists for generations.
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