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Hello Reader, We’re excited to introduce our newest writer, Nadine Creswell-Myatt. A proud Melburnian and award-winning travel writer, Nadine has a knack for discovering hidden gems and sharing them in a way that makes you feel like you’re right there with her. For her first outing with us, Nadine explored the stunning Grampians Wine Region over two days, visiting historic wineries like Best’s Great Western and Seppelt, boutique favourites like Grampians Estate and Fallen Giants, and even the lively, contemporary Black and Ginger Wines. From cellar doors and underground wine tunnels to local cuisine and breathtaking vineyard views, her itinerary is full of inspiration for your next wine getaway. Read Nadine’s full Grampians Winery Getaway Guide and start planning your own wine adventure! Enjoy your week, P.S. Heading off on your own Melbourne adventures? Join our Facebook Group and share your photos, ask questions or see others' posts for further inspiration. Join the Facebook Group here.
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