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Proudly Supported by the Queensland Government
Department of Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development

The Queensland Government is proud to support the Queensland Wine Industry.

By stimulating public interest through events like the Wine Festival it is hoped that awareness of local brands will be increased. 

By raising the profile of Queensland Wines the whole state will benefit indirectly. A solid and profitable wine industry will benefit all Queenslanders.

 


"FIJI Water"

FIJI Water is proud to be the exclusive water partner of Brisbane Fine Wine Festival.
FIJI Water’s signature soft-mouth feel means that it is the perfect
accompaniment for food and wine, as preferred by many of Australia’s leading chefs and purveyors. Shaun Morris, of Noosa’s Berardo’s, comments, "It’s not just an exotic name. FIJI Water tastes as fresh and clean as it sounds."
FIJI Water is a premium, artesian water bottled at the source on the islands of Fiji. The water, which filters through volcanic rock for hundreds of years, is therefore naturally abundant in silica, magnesium and calcium. It is FIJI Water’s naturally-occurring mineral profile that contributes to its soft, smooth taste and makes it one of the top bottled waters in the world.

FIJI Water is available through Australia’s best restaurants, bars, gourmet deli’s and retailers such as The Park Hyatt (Sydney), The Pier, Berardo’s (Noosa), David Jones Food Halls, Simon Johnson, Macro Wholefoods and selected Coles stores nationally.

www.fijiwater.com.au

 



Waterwheel Industries is an Australian company, was formed in January 1998, with the intention of producing and marketing the finest wafer crispbread available. The remarkable sales success demonstrated that export was a fantastic opportunity for the Waterwheel product range. A desire by Waterwheel Industries to expand its product range and to continue to create products unique to the Australian palate led to the development of Waterthins Cheesetwists. This product would allow Waterwheel Industries to explore new markets and gain wider appeal as a company manufacturing premium quality foods. Waterwheel Industries manufactures its products under the strictest hygiene control in its "state of the art" facility in Dandenong. Victoria, Australia.

 


Margaret River is pleased to provide quality cheeses to accompany selected WINE EDUCATION.

The following cheeses will be available for tasting in "Meet the Winemaker" classes, and will also be on show in the Margaret River stand for sampling.

Margaret river show bag.
Four of the following with Carrs Water Crackers in a Calico bag for $25.00

Margaret River Baked Ricotta Chili – 250g
Margaret River Backed Ricotta Chives & Onion – 250g
Margaret River Baked Ricotta Garlic Parsley – 250g
Margaret River Baked Ricotta – 250g
Margaret River Original Club Cheddar – 250g
Margaret River Club Cheddar with Chili – 250g
Margaret River Club Cheddar with Port – 250g
Margaret River Club Smoked Cheddar – 250g
Margaret River Club Black Pepper – 250g
Margaret River Double Cream Brie – 200g
Margaret River Brie – 200g
Margaret River Camembert – 200g


Cheeses will be served with
Carr's water cracker

 


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The following sponsors have provided assistance through the provision of food and other refreshments available to our guests. They also have contributed to the Masterclasses and Seminars by providing the food to complement the topic of discussion. 

   

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