"We focus on Mediterranean variety wines and this year we are picking up a number of interesting and unique styles from South Australia and Victoria.

"It really is just a great opportunity for people to try some new and unique wines.

"If you are someone who plays it's safe and always drinks the same thing, then this weekend is your chance to try a different variety of wines," he said.

The judging will take place on Saturday, May 30, and trophies will be awarded on Sunday, May 31.

The public are invited to attend the presentation lunch or the public tasting from 12pm on Sunday.

The public are invited to attend the presentation lunch or the public tasting from 12pm on Sunday.

Entry to the public tasting is $15 and includes a commemorative glass of wine.

A selection of breads and cheese will be available as well as a selection of meals.