VISITORS from across Victoria and Australia converged on Halls Gap for the annual Grampians Grape Escape food and wine festival at the weekend.
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The event was celebrating its 25th year and was headlined by renowned Spanish chef, Miguel Maestre.
More than 125 food and wine artisans took part in the festival.
Minister for Regional Development Jaala Pulford said the event continued to attract thousands of visitors each year.
“The Grampians Grape Escape is one of Victoria’s oldest and best known food and wine festivals, she said.
“It has something for everyone and the best of everything, and it’s set in the picturesque surrounds of the Grampians National Park.
“These events aren’t just great spectacles, they’re big boosts to the local economy too.
“They keep small businesses strong, and provide jobs for locals.”