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Michelle Potts - freelance writer/photographer - food, wine, beer, travel & lifestyle

City
South Yarra
State
Victoria
Postcode
3141
Telephone
0409 144 590
Fax
03 9866 5592
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Food writer and critic blessed with great palate, fertile imagination, passion for food and penchant for pinot noir. Quick to assimilate information. Diligent with deadlines and word counts. Open to new opportunities. Have digital camera, will travel. Regular contributor (words and photographs) - The Age Epicure Reviewer/critic - The Age Cheap Eats Guide and The Age Good Food Guide Advertising copywriter, corporate writer and copy editor MEMBERSHIPS MEAA Melbourne Press Club Harvest Picnic - Board Member, Food and Wine Judge AFI APYAC COURSES & MASTER CLASSES Peter Mitchell - Wine Appreciation 1998 Food & Wine Writers Forum 1999 Kennedy & Wilson Chocolate Master Class 2002 Vital Ingredient Cooking School (basics) 2002 Champagne Master Class - Bubbles, Babes & Bivalves 2003 Beer Tasting 2004 Champagne Master Class - Non Vintage Versus Vintage 2004 Pinot Noir Master Class - Clones and Sites with Sandro Mosele 2004 The Heartbreak Grape (Pinot Noir) - Vineyard Management and Wine Appreciation 2004/2005 Wine Faults 2006
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