Barossa vintage festival
Young ambassadors attend Declaration
Feb 19 2025
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The Leader

The 2025 Barossa Young Ambassadors played an important role in the Blessing of the Grapes and Declaration of Vintage on Sunday.

Pictured left to right, back: Joshua Munzberg, Member for Schubert, Ashton Hurn MP; Charlotte McGann; Barossa Vintage Festival Chair, Carla Wiese-Smith; Stephanie Thompson, Tania Kalleske and Jakob Waldowski. Front: Maddie Eggleton, Amber Perry and Matilda Osborne.

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