Pizzini Wines

Our story is a coming-together of our roots in far northern Italy and our home in the fertile undulations of the King Valley.

For more than 30 years our wine has been more than a drink … it’s our culture. It brings people together to slow down and revel in each other’s company. At Pizzini, wine is poured, stories are told and the volume is loud. Here, we connect with what’s important.

Pizzini is proud to be the 2024 Wine Promenade sponsor and excited to promote the diverse range of quality wineries from across the Border and North East region.

The Thirsty Devil Brewery

Behind the beer taps are four local guys sharing their love of all things beer and local produce.

Beer may be our main drawcard, but we also have a great range of in house produced spirits, a mouth-watering cocktail list and beer-infused festival fare to get excited about.

At the home of The Thirsty Devil Brewery in South Albury, you can expect a relaxing vibe, and as a sponsor of NEFWF, our festival Beer Garden is no different. A relaxed vibe, all the yummy stuff and a chilled day out with mates.

Boost Mobeel

Intro-juicing Boost Mobeel - bringing Boost to where the action is!

We are passionate about tasty, healthy food options and we love making smoothies, serving up delicious crushes and trying to guess what your real name is.

We want to share our energy, passion and “love life” philosophy, making sure that every customer leaves feeling just that little bit better.

Long story short, it’s like a Boost store but on wheels!

As a proud sponsor, Boost is excited to promote the NEFWF Kid’s Zone and share the family friendly fun times with the Border and North East community.

Wodonga Council acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the First Peoples of the Country. We also acknowledge them as Traditional Owners and Custodians across various lands. We pay our respect to their Ancestors, Elders, children and young people. We acknowledge the strength and resilience of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and recognise their continuous connections to lands, waters and communities across the country.