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Images released to promote the good life

Granite Belt Wine Country has celebrated summer with the release of stunning new images to promote wine and tourism.
Renowned for winter experiences, the new images highlight the Granite Belt’s year-round appeal.
“We spend summer in the Granite Belt with fabulous food, wine and outdoor fun!” Granite Belt Wine and Tourism director of marketing Anissa Williams said.
“To show the world how we live La Dolce Vita (the Good Life), a group of everyday locals allowed us to photograph their day – the result is stunning new real life images,” she said.
From lunch in a winery with friends, playing bocce between the vines, to celebrating the festive season in style there is an experience for everyone to enjoy in the Granite Belt this summer. To view some of the Granite Belt’s new images visit granitebeltwinecountry.com.au.

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