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Cheers to Bridget Mac: West Melbourne’s own local winemaker
West Melbourne resident and winemaker Bridget Mac of Werkstatt has made her community proud, taking home the Best New Act Award at the 2024 Young Gun of Wine Awards on June 18.
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