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Adelaide • Australia

Tom Raggatt
Harry Hastwell
Welcome to HWR Media & Communications
The company, known then as Hastwell Media, was established in 1972 by the late Harry Hastwell.
Harry and his son Mark built an enviable reputation as leaders in the media and advertising
industries in South Australia and Australia.
HWR Media & Communications, hereafter HWR, was formed on 1 July 1982 through the
amalgamation of South Australia’s three leading independent media representation companies…
• Hastwell Media
• Williamson & Associates
• Greg Rouse Media

In 1989, after close to ten years with News Corp, Tom Raggatt joined
the organisation thus HWR became Hastwell Williamson Raggatt
Pty Ltd.
For thirty-eight years HWR has evolved into one of the largest
independent media representation organisations in Australia.
Currently over 100 media organisations entrust HWR to provide advice
and information on their behalf to customers in South Australia,
Western Australia, Queensland, Victoria and the Northern Territory.
Market Evolvement
In response to our customers’ needs, in 1996 HWR purchased graphic
design firm, Smart Designs and expanded both its publishing and
marketing services area. This was a significant milestone.
In addition, at this time we began our digital integration strategy,
completing work for General Motors Holden amongst other clients.
The development role has now expanded to a full service digital
agency providing advertising sales, web site development, email
marketing and performance measurement.
From left to right: Mark Hastwell, Tom Raggatt, John Williamson

Tom Raggatt - CEO
Tom is the major shareholder of HWR having joined the
company in 1989. With a steady and controlled growth path
over a number of years, Tom has been able to optimise all
situations and environments and therefore HWR has grown
and thrived with technological changes.
Tony Mangan - Director of Media Sales
Tony has extensive experience in the advertising industry
having held senior account service and management positions
in small to large full service and creative agencies across
Adelaide and Melbourne. These include Stokes Advertising,
Young & Rubicam, CHE and AJF Partnership. Tony brings to
HWR over 25 years experience across all media, strategy and
client service, he understands what clients need and want.
Marie Jones - Digital Director
Marie heads up HWR Media’s Digital Media Department.
Her representation portfolio includes both broad spectrum
major online players such as ninemsn, Australia’s largest
online publisher housing over 300 individual websites in
news, sport, lifestyle, entertainment, travel, social media,
through to the monetisation of smaller niche sites for
clients in fields such as medical and legal.
Kate Petersen - Media Supervisor
Kate commenced her career in 2001 as Receptionist/
Administration Assistant for an Adelaide company before
commencing with HWR in 2004 as Receptionist. In 2005
Kate was promoted to an Account Executive role in the
Client Services Department (Media/Newspaper), and in
2007 progressed to Media Supervisor for the Media
Department (Newspapers).
Sue Hoffmann - Account Manager
Sue is a major contributor in our sales team as Account
Manager responsible for client relationships and advertising
sales. Prior to joining HWR 3 years ago, Sue held the position
of Sponsorship & Training Manager for The Institute for Public
Administration of Australia, responsible for training programs
for the Public Service. Prior roles have included Business
Development and as State Marketing Specialist for Yellow
Pages Australia.
Anne Mitchell - Media Co-ordinator
Anne commenced work at Hastwell Williamson Rouse in 1982
at the age of 18. Anne has worked in all departments of the
company including newspapers, tv, radio and magazines.
During Anne’s time with HWR she has raised 3 children and is
still with the company on a casual basis.
Jessica Honeychurch - Account Executive - Media
After completing a Media/Arts degree in 2009 followed by
studies at the Advertising Federation of Australia’s Adschool,
Jessica joined the HWR team in 2010 as an Account Executive
in the media department. Her role includes working closely
with the newspaper publishers as well as agencies and
direct clients.
Robin Foreman - Creative Services & Publishing Manager
Robin has an advertising background spanning more than
30 years including account service, production and senior
management roles. Robin leads our creative and publishing
team in the production of more than 15 publications HWR
produces annually.
Josie Rasheed - Finance & Administration Manager
Thirteen years in the finance industry followed by another
thirteen years in hospitality including payroll and general
accounting has brought strong skills and knowledge into
the company with Josie’s experience. Josie works alongside
the Managing Director in the financial administration of
the company.
Elizabeth McGrice - Projects Manager
Liz retired as publisher, Advertiser Enterprises in 2009 after
holding senior advertising and marketing roles within News
Ltd for more than 30 years.
Anthony Lupoi - Senior Graphic Designer
Anthony’s experience includes more than 12 years in
professional Advertising Agencies in the capacity of
Creative & Layout Artist, Web & Print Designer and Studio
& Print Manager. Creative and effective execution combined
with quality, speed and accuracy are his strengths. Having
published his own magazine for the past 5 years, ensures
that you are in capable hands.
Nyssa Bonnes - Graphic Designer/Web Developer
On completing a degree in Visual Communications Nyssa
worked for a year at an Adelaide Photography company.
From there she moved to London and worked as a graphic
designer in the fashion and retail industries for two years
before returning to Adelaide and at the beginning of 2010
she joined HWR Media. With Nyssa’s design and web skills
and experience she can execute her skills to benefit our
clients’ creative projects.
Bree Tassell - Account Manager
Bree’s experience includes over 14 years working as an
Account Manager in the Exhibition Industry, Radio (across
Promotions, Marketing and Agency Sales), and magazines.
With her range of skills Bree is the Account Manager for
samotor and ntmotor magazines with HWR.
Felicity Williams - Graphic Designer
Currently studying Communication and Media Management
at the University of South Australia, Felicity utilises her
non-contact hours to work in our busy design studio.
Felicity brings flair, professionalism and enthusiasm to
her role.
Ned Raggatt - Graduate Account Executive
Currently undertaking a Bachelor of Media degree at the
Adelaide University, Ned joined HWR to further develop his
media skills and gain direct experience at the forefront
of the business.

Our Team
Our Team
HWR has a strong and cohesive team of
professionals. Our staff offers professional
advice and service across all platforms of our
company including account management,
media management, sales, creative design
and publishing expertise with an absolute
commitment to excellence.

Quality Management
HWR is the largest independent media
representation organisation in Australia.
This enables us to provide all our clients
with a uniquely powerful network of
contacts and market intelligence plus the
proven ability to grow advertising sales
from our markets. This benefits our clients
in catering to their media needs not only
throughout Australia but the world.
HWR holds a unique position in the South
Australian and indeed Australian marketplace
due to the number of strategic and
influential organisations we work with
such as Toyota, Mitsubishi and South
Australian Government departments.
These relationships enable us to offer
our clients opportunities first, before the
general market is aware of them.
HWR is at the forefront of the digital revolution in the South Australian market through its representation
of Australia’s market leading digital network – ninemsn. ninemsn reaches over 8.2 million Australians each
month and the ninemsn network is home to over 95 different websites. Over the past few years, digital
media has experienced double digit growth whereas other more traditional forms of media, such as
television, radio and print, have experienced flat, and in some cases, negative growth. Digital media
offers incremental reach and instant material currency to advertisers who have used traditional forms
of media in the past.
HWR, through our representation of ninemsn has been directly involved in digital campaigns for the
following clients:
• Mamee Noodles – international FMCG client
• South Australian Government – Departments such as Motor Accident Commission, Child,
Youth & Women’s Health Services, Universities, Department of Trade & Economic Development,
South Australian Tourism Commission
• Great Southern Rail – Australia’s national rail system from east to west coasts
• ET Browne – Palmers Cocoa Butter
• San Remo – FMCG Pasta
• Bernie Lewis Home Loans – Financial institution
• Savings & Loans Credit Union – Financial institution
• Coopers Brewery – Manufacturer of premium ales
• Grant Burge Winery – Manufacturer of internationally recognised wines
• Nova 91.9 – National radio network
• Kirra Tours – Travel company
• Monroe Australia – Manufacturers of shock absorbers and ride control products
• CMI Toyota – Toyota dealership

Quality Management

Online, Media & Newspapers
• Ninemsn #1 online media company/approximately 9.8million visitors per month
• 80+ sites including Hotmail, Messenger, Getaway, ACP magazines.
• Categories include: News, Sport, Finance, Entertainment, Video, Lifestyle and more!
* Source: Nielsen NetView Home/Work panel
Non-binding International Affiliates
We have a strategic alliance with Publicitas
Australia, part of the Publicitas Promotion
Network, the world’s leading media sales
organisation with 160 offices in 23 countries.
HWR actively promotes international media
on behalf of media owners worldwide.
Newspapers
• Core business is print media representation
• Representing more than 200 newspapers throughout Australia and New Zealand
• Built an extensive reputation for the entire Adelaide advertising market
• Specialists in print media, with broad market knowledge and experience to successfully execute
campaigns locally and nationally. Our objective is to consistently deliver high quality sales
and service.

Media
Philosophy
At HWR we understand that our reputation
depends on our performance and to perform
we need talented and dedicated people along
with the latest and best equipment with
first class premises. We spend a great deal
of time, energy and resources to ensure we
maintain all these elements.
We believe that we must remain at the
cutting edge of technology in the industry
and must ensure that service and quality
are our key priorities.
We also understand that we are often a key
supplier to our clients’ businesses and when
we can assist their company meet its own
business objectives, we are providing
a complete service to them.

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HWR’s Custom Publishing division
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management services for corporate
and consumer-oriented publishing
campaigns, driving the entire
publication process from initial
project development through sales
promotion, design, proof reading,
pre-press planning, printing and final
delivery. HWR currently publishes
more than 15 titles, totalling in
excess of a staggering 260 million
pages per year!

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Yorke Peninsula
A coastal getaway
EVENT CALENDAR
Enjoy the fun and excitement of Yorke
Peninsula’s festivals and events, from
traditional country shows to the world’s
biggest Cornish festival.
DATE EVENT
January 2011
1 January Port Vincent Gala Day
For more information phone
0417 540 149.
26 January Australia Day Celebrations
Check with the local visitor
information outlets (see page
2) for details about celebrations
throughout the region.
March 2011
12 March Ales, Sails & Scales
Festival, Port Broughton
Featuring beer, boats and
fishing; this festival has a variety
of stalls, free competitions
and the Buccaneers and
Beachcombers Ball.
For more information phone
(08) 8635 2854.
13 March Station Markets, Moonta
Enjoy a variety of stalls including
crafts, toys, collectables, charity
stalls, bric-a-brac and sausage
sizzle. Tourist train & road tram
rides are also available.
For more information phone
(08) 8825 1891.
16 March 133rd Maitland Show
For more information phone
(08) 8839 2072.
April 2011
23 April Port Victoria Royal
Volunteer Coastal Patrol
Easter Fishing Competition
For more information phone
(08) 8853 2951.
DATE EVENT
23 April Warooka Market
For more information phone
(08) 8854 5368.
23 April Hardwicke Bay Pancake
rdwicke Bay Pancake
Morning and Trash ‘N
Treasure
For more information phone
(08) 8853 4131.
23 - 24 April Stansbury Country Bazaar
For more information phone
0408 142 875.
May 2011
11 - 17 May Kernewek Lowender –
June 2011
rooka Market
bury
Country Bazaar
Copper Coast Cornish
Festival
Held in Moonta, Kadina and
Wallaroo, since 1973, this
biennial event is the world’s
largest Cornish Festival. Come
along and help us remember
and celebrate the pioneering
Cornish miners with activities,
including dancing, fine foods and
singing in the Cornish tradition.
For more information contact
the Kernewek Lowender office
on (08) 8821 4500.
rt & Craft
Fair
11 June Maitland Art
& Craft Fair
A great family outing with over
50 stalls to browse and buy a
bargain. For more information
phone (08) 8832 2174.
DIVE & SNORKEL
DATE EVENT
11 -12 June Winter Family Fun Fishing
Competition
Yorke Peninsula is one of South Australia’s key diving
areas. Whether you are scuba-diving or snorkelling,
there’s a whole new world to explore around
the
shores and jetties of Yorke Peninsula.
August 2011
With such a combination of unspoilt ocean
waters and habitats, including sandy beaches,
reefs and islands, there is a huge diversity and
abundance of fish and crustacean species.
Two underwater Maritime Heritage Trails
provide excellent diving opportunities
for beginners and the experienced. The
Wardang Island Maritime Heritage Trail has
eight wrecks, while the Investigator Strait
Shipwreck Trail highlights 10 vessels wrecked
in the region. Waterproof booklets are
available for divers to use underwater at each
of these trails and are available from visitor
information centres or the Department of
Environment and Natural Resources.
The Zanoni shipwreck
Lying 10 nautical miles southeast of
Ardrossan, the Zanoni is the most intact
19th century merchant sailing vessel in SA
waters. People interested in diving can obtain
permits from the Maritime Heritage Branch of
the Department of Environment and Natural
Resources or visit
www.environment.sa.gov.au.
Left to right: Clowning around; Fishing.
Attracting anglers from all over
the state, this Port Broughton
event is a fun day for the whole
family and includes shore, jetty,
boat entries and activities in the
Port Broughton Community Hall.
For more information phone
(08) 8635 2854.
20 - 21 August Kadina 141st Annual Show
Enjoy the fun of a country show,
including a 2-day horse event,
stalls, sideshows and much
more. For more information
phone (08) 8821 2848.
September 2011
Yorke Peninsula Field Days
27 - 29
September
October 2011
Australia’s oldest field days,
established in 1894, this 3 day
event showcases the latest
agricultural machinery, products
and technology as well as a
large general interest section.
For more information phone
(08) 8827 2040 or visit
www.ypfielddays.com.au
(See page 40)
1 October Hardwicke Bay Pancake
Morning and
Trash ‘N Treasure
For more information phone
(08) 8853 4131.
1 - 2 October Stansbury Country Bazaar
For more information phone
0408 142 875.
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Regional Visitor Guide - 0ne of a suite of 11 regional visitor guides

SURF - DIVE & SNORKEL
For more dive spots visit:
www.southaustralia.com
www.southaustraliantrails.com
HOME GROWN TRAIL
NATIONAL PARKS
ninsula is famous for its wide sandy beaches and historic mining towns, but
story steeped in agriculture, the region is
also home to some of the state’s
ng and produce businesses.
Stunning coastal scenery, wildlife ife
and rich cultural heritage.
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int Gilbert at Port Moorowie
-the-scenes view as ‘locals’
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tastic shallow snorkelling, with great
duce and products and
ility. Expect to see a Port Jackson shark
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a calm day this is the perfect spot for
Barley Stacks Wines, Maitland
Specialising in premium wines, enjoy a tasting
of “Barley Stacks” Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon
and Liqueur Chardonnay at the region’s
only
cellar door. Open 7 days, 10am-5pm, phone
(08) 8834 1258. (See page 32)
The majestic headlands,
sweeping beaches and
beautiful bays of Innes
National Park offer the
perfect backdrop for a
seaside escape. Innes
Paper Nymph Handmade Paper,
Warooka
This historic shop produces fine recycled
Spectacular
West Cape Lookout
For some of the best scenery on the Yorke
Peninsula, don’t miss the spectacular West
Encounter Wildlife
l, Minlaton
inners to snorkel. The reef runs the length
arsons Beach, with a variety of marine life
curious creatures at
Ducatoon Park Horse Stud, Kadina
One of South Australia’s leading horse studs.
handmade paper, books and cards. View the
paper-making process, have a go at marbling
invites you to reconnect with
and visit the magical ‘Rainbow Room’.
nature. Enjoy a bushwalk
Cape Headland Walk. Hugging the headlands,
this 1km trail in Innes National Park passes
by fragile vegetation and a stainless steel
Protecting the largest area of native vegetation
on the Yorke Peninsula, Innes National Park
provides fantastic opportunities to see wildlife
bserve in the shallows. It can be reached
highly awarded stud.
among the ruins of an
lighthouse on its way to the park’s newest
ouse on its way to the park’s ne
abandoned gypsum-mining
village, camp among the
mallee, surf and fish the
clear blue waters or simply
relax and savour the park’s
superb coastal views.
viewing experience, the magnificent West
in its natural habitat. As you explore the
t the farm or Harvest
by appointment,
(08) 8853 2354.
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See the new foals, preparation of yearlings for
sale and the education of young horses. Tours
See the new foals, preparation of yearlings
Phone Traci on 0439 444 137.
WD vehicles, or you can park your car and
to the beach – about 100 metres.
dang Island
Wardang Island Maritime Heritage Trail
eight shipwrecks within 10 nautical miles
ch other. Amazingly, no lives were lost
y of these shipwrecks. Clear shallow
rs make it ideal for novice shipwreck
s. Mooring buoys are located at five of
recks.
available 7 days a week by appointment,
phone Peter or Valmai on (08) 8821 3360 or
0408 859 812. (See page 31)
Orrie Cowie Merino Stud, Warooka
The flock was established in 1935 and still
owned and run by the founding family. Learn
about the stud and see the sheepdogs in
action. Tours Mon-Sat by appointment,
groups preferred, phone Heather on
(08) 8854 5250 or 0417 898 474.
Left to right: Ducatoon Park, Kadina; Alpaca’s.
right: Leafy Sea Dragon; Snorkelling, Shell Beach.
la.com.au or freecall 1800 654 991
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Port Vincent Primary School
Marine Study Centre, Port Vincent
This small school’s passion for environmental
education is evident in the saltwater
aquariums featuring the marine life of Gulf St
Vincent. Tours available most school days
after 11am by appointment, phone the
school on (08) 8853 7027.
Viterra
Ardrossan, Port Giles and Wallaroo
One of the richest grain and fertiliser producing
regions, Viterra manages the storage, handling
and shipping of local produce.
Tours Mon-Fri, Feb-Oct by appointment.
Ardrossan phone (08) 8837 3306;
Port Giles phone (08) 8852 8022;
Wallaroo phone (08) 8823 2300.
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Cape Lookout. Here, a cliff top viewing area
rewards you with breathtaking 360-degree
panoramas of Pondalowie Bay, Wedge Island,
Althorpe Islands Conservation Park and the
park’s vast mallee landscape. On a clear day,
you can even see Kangaroo Island in the
distance. The West Cape day visitor area
(where the walking trail starts) offers excellent
facilities including beach access, toilets and
parking for buses and cars. Sheltered picnic
tables provide the perfect spot for lunch or
place to relax and just enjoy the view.
Left to right (Innes National Park): Touring Innes National
Park; exploring Inneston ruins; Emus; bushwalking near
Inneston Lake; camping.
park, there’s a good chance you’ll encounter
Western Grey Kangaroos grazing on grasslands
or emus strutting through the dunes. Pods of
dolphins are regular visitors year round, while
Southern Right Whales cruise by the coast
on their annual winter migration from May
to September. Keep your eyes open for the
small Tammar Wallaby. Distinguished by its
white cheek stripes and grey-brown fur, the
Tammar Wallaby became extinct on the South
Australian mainland in the 1920s and has since
been reintroduced into the park. More than 140
species of birdlife call the park home, including
several species of conservation significance
such as the shy Western Whipbird. Be on the
lookout for honeyeaters and malleefowl in the
mallee scrub and rare White-bellied Sea-Eagles
soaring upon the wind currents near the cliffs.
Reptiles are also protected and may be seen
basking on the warm road surfaces. Please
keep watch for wildlife and drive to the
speed limit.
“We really appreciate HWR Media’s
dedication and they have always
delivered within budget and time
lines whilst maintaining quality and
professionalism. I wouldn’t hesitate in
recommending HWR and their
talented team for any projects you
may be considering them for.”
- Jo Barrie - Regional Tourism Manager
Yorke Peninsula Tourism

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Our professional graphic design
solutions that explicitly and intuitively
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Our in-house graphic design studio
allows us to directly facilitate a high
level of creativity, quality control and
consistency. HWR Creative supports our
Custom Publishing and Media divisions,
and enables us to offer our clients
additional creative services. Creative
brochures and flyers, original
advertisement designs, interpretive
signage, packaging, logos, corporate
branding, and annual reports.

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Corporate Identity and branding across
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Corporate identity for Hendon Semiconductors

www.hendonsemiconductors.com
Hendon Semiconductors
A trading name of
Integrated Electronic
Solutions Pty Ltd
ABN 17 080 879 616
1 Butler Drive
Hendon
SA 5014
AUSTRALIA
Telephone +61 8 8348 5200
Facsimile +61 8 8243 1048
Corporate Identity and branding across
all material.

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VINTAGE FESTIVAL
Logos
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Become a
Poster, program, flyer and press ads
Bookings through Venue*Tix (08) 8225 8888 / www.venuetix.com.au
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for as little as $50 and enjoy:
• Savings at numerous events
• Exclusive invitations
• Automatic entry into competitions
Ticket sales cover only a fraction of the cost of
presenting the program of events that make up the
Barossa Vintage Festival. In order for us to continue to
grow and diversify our activities we need your help.
The Friends of the Festival Program raises funds for
activities with a focus on the arts, both visual and
VINTAGE FESTIVAL
performing, and ensures we can continue to offer free
and low cost events.
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Church Services + Wine Workshops
Wine Workshops
Gomersal Wines - A Taste of
Cheese, Wine and Art
Saturday 23 & Saturday 30 April
10am-2pm
Monday 25 April 12pm - 5pm
All other days 10am - 5pm
Taste 5 magnificent cheeses from the award winning Barossa Valley Cheese
Company with superbly matched Gomersal wines including Riesling, Rose, Shiraz,
GSM and Vintage Fortified. Take time to view a local artist’s favourite work and
selected pieces in our Barrel Room (all work available for purchase).
Cost: $15 per person. Bookings Ph Gabriela (08) 8563 3611 or
info@gomersalwines.com.au www.gomersalwines.com.au
Gomersal Wines, Lyndoch Road, Gomersal
Winter Creek Wine
A Decade of Shiraz from the
Same Vineyard
Saturday 23 & Sunday 24 April 10.30am – 11.30am. Monday 25 April 2pm
– 3pm. Tuesday 26 April to Sunday 1 May 10.30am – 11.30am
Unique opportunity to explore a Decade of Wines all from the same Shiraz vineyard.
Try the newly pressed 2011 and compare with a barrel sample of the 2010 vintage
– see what the winemaker looks for. Try the 08, 04 and 01 vintages and see how
age and vintage conditions affect the wines. Explore Fortified Shiraz from the same
vineyard and determine what is needed to produce such a special Vintage. Enjoy
with a platter of Barossa cheese and produce. Cost: $20 adult.
Bookings (08) 8563 1384 or michael@wintercreekwine.com.au
Barossa Valley Junction, Barossa Valley Way, Tanunda
LiebichWein
Fabulous Fortifieds
Saturday 23 & Sunday 24 April 11am – 5pm
Monday 25 April 12pm – 5pm
Tuesday 26 April to Sunday 1 May 11am – 5pm
Explore how fortified wines develop over 25 years of
wood maturation. Enjoy a flight of three barrel samples of one variety (Muscat,
Frontignac, Semillon or Grenache).
Cost: $5 per flight
Ph: (08) 8524 4543 Email: info@liebichwein.com.au
Visit www.liebichwein.com.au for more information about LiebichWein
winery and range of wines.
LiebichWein, Steingarten Road, Rowland Flat
Thorn-Clarke Wines
Bordeaux Meets Barossa
with Shotfire Quartage
Monday 25 April 12pm – 1pm. All other days 10am – 11am
Modern Australian winemaking and a traditional French blend come together
to create Shotfire Quartage. This masterclass will allow participants to taste
back vintage quartage and make their own blend of this award winning wine. All
participants receive a bottle of 2008 Shotfire Quartage.
Cost: $25 adult. Bookings essential: (08) 8564 3036 or
thornclarke@thornclarke.com.au
www.thornclarkewines.com
Thorn-Clarke Wines, Gawler Park Road, Angaston
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Thank you to all sponsors who have
generously contributed towards the 2011
Barossa Vintage Festival, including:
Looking to do
something different
this Easter?
Come and celebrate the blend with 120 events over 9 days.
For a full program of events, visit www.barossavintagefestival.com.au
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this Easter?
Come and celebrate the blend with 120 events over 9 days.
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HWR are reliable and trustworthy. They go
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