Sydney’s design industry wined and dined for a good cause at Sydney’s The Winery on Thursday 16 September.
September 29th, 2010
With wines specially selected by the Winery’s sommelier and decadent canapes to match, guests were given a taster of things to come in the build up to the Melbourne Cup Event, the second helping of Food Wine and Design.




































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