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Sunny one day, cold the next, but fit for festival

LONG LUNCH: IT may have been sunny one day, wintry the next, but there was a constant warmth of embrace for visitors to wineries in the King Valley over the weekend.\\nBrendan Wallis, who grew up in Moyhu, and Malissa Puyol, travelled from Melbourne to enjoy the Weekend Fit for a King Festival.\\nThey were among 180 guests at the three course long lunch at Pizzini Wines on Saturday and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.\\n\\u201CThe festival is just so welcoming and homely...and people are so loyal the to family winemakers,\\u201D said Malissa.
LONG LUNCH: IT may have been sunny one day, wintry the next, but there was a constant warmth of embrace for visitors to wineries in the King Valley over the weekend.\\nBrendan Wallis, who grew up in Moyhu, and Malissa Puyol, travelled from Melbourne to enjoy the Weekend Fit for a King Festival.\\nThey were among 180 guests at the three course long lunch at Pizzini Wines on Saturday and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.\\n\\u201CThe festival is just so welcoming and homely...and people are so loyal the to family winemakers,\\u201D said Malissa.
LONG LUNCH: IT may have been sunny one day, wintry the next, but there was a constant warmth of embrace for visitors to wineries in the King Valley over the weekend. Brendan Wallis, who grew up in Moyhu, and Malissa Puyol, travelled from Melbourne to enjoy the Weekend Fit for a King Festival. They were among 180 guests at the three course long lunch at Pizzini Wines on Saturday and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. “The festival is just so welcoming and homely...and people are so loyal the to family winemakers,” said Malissa.
Wine and food festival delights in King Valley

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