Winedogs
Mog the famous winedog of VisitVineyards.com and Milford, Tasmania [©VisitVineyards.com]
Winemakers love dogs. Wherever wine is made, you are likely to find a good dog stalking the cellar or the vineyard. Wine Dogs has found some beauties from all over the world.
Wine Dogs is a celebration of the working (and relaxing) dog in the winery, vineyard and tasting room - created all for the love of dogs and wine.
(We are of course biassed - VisitVineyards.com's dog MOG ("Matter Other than Grapes"), who lives at Milford Vineyard in Tasmania, features as one of the Previous Wine Dogs of the Month. Read more about MOG in the 'about us' section - see footer below.)
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