Melbourne Italian Wine and Food Festival | Win a double pass

Everything that’s good about eating and drinking in Italy comes together under one roof with the first ever Melbourne edition of the Italian Wine + Food Festival. Taste 200 of Italy’s finest wines (including Italian-centric Aussie wines), meet winemakers and importers, including Luca Currado from legendary Piedmont winery Vietti. Wine masterclasses are hosted by Max Allen, sommelier Rocco Esposito hosts Plumm Italian Wine Workshops, or take a Sommelier Tour with one of Melbourne’s finest.

Meet chefs Johnny di Francesco (400 Gradi), Rosa Mitchell (Rosa’s Canteen + Rosa’s Kitchen), Nino Zoccali (Sydney’s Pendolino), Paolo Masciopinto (Sarti), Carmine Costantini (Osteria La Passione), Luca Flammia + Francesco Rota (Trattoria Emilia) and David Dellai (Il Bacaro). Expect food from 400 Gradi, 38 Chairs, Caterina’s Cucina e Bar, La Bonta, Bar Idda and Saluministi. Stock up at the food market featuring Pidapipo Gelato, Floridia Cheese, Pasta Classica, Books for Cooks and sweets by Dolcetti.

What: Italian Wine + Food Festival
When: Sunday 29th May 2016, 11am - 9pm
Where: Royal Exhibition Building, Carlton Gardens

Win a double pass!

Gastrology have teamed up with Melbourne Italian Wine and Food Festival to giveaway a double pass to the event.

How to enter

All you have to do, is:

Send us an email answering “What is your favourite Italian ingredient?”

The best entry, as judged by the Gastrology team, will each win a double pass to the Melbourne Italian Wine and Food Festival.

The competition will run from now to 5:00pm Thursday 19 May 2016 (winner to be announced on this post on Monday 23 May 2016).

The fine print:
Only entries made using a valid email address are eligible. Your email address will not be published. This competition is a game is of skill not chance. This giveaway is open to readers in Australia only. Prize is not transferable or exchangeable or redeemable for cash. The Promoter is not responsible for prizes once they have been dispatched to the winner. The image of the prize is purely representative and the actual prize is subject to change.