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Robin Turner, Miguel Maestre, Andrew Ballard & Stephen Lunn at Good Food and Wine Show at PCEC on July 17th, 2026.
Camera IconRobin Turner, Miguel Maestre, Andrew Ballard & Stephen Lunn at Good Food and Wine Show at PCEC on July 17th, 2026. Credit: Alan Chau/The West Australian

Perth Good Food & Wine Show: Thousands of foodies flock to PCEC for gourmet extravaganza

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Thousands of foodies brought their appetites to Perth’s Good Food & Wine Show over the weekend, with three days of gourmet products and beverages descending on PCEC.

Wine, gin, cheese, meat — locals were afforded a plethora of artisanal offerings that allowed them to choose their own flavour adventure.

Known for attracting celebrity figures, as well as local changemakers, the event welcomed the likes of TV chefs Miguel Maestre and Alastair McLeod, baker extraordinaire Kirsten Tibballs, as well as Perth social media favourites Cheat Meats.

This year’s show also unveiled two new Perth inclusions, with a Cooking School offering guests intimate classes alongside their culinary heroes, as well as a Bakers Alley for sweet tooths.

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Lily Takeshita, Maddy Welsh & Enkhsaruul Enkhkhuyag.
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Lily Takeshita, Maddy Welsh & Enkhsaruul Enkhkhuyag. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian

Latu Rosenberry, Gingerbread Man & Emma Fleming.
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Latu Rosenberry, Gingerbread Man & Emma Fleming. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian

Savannah Grime & Jacki D'Antonio.
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Savannah Grime & Jacki D'Antonio. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian

Robin Turner, Miguel Maestre, Andrew Ballard & Stephen Lunn.
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Robin Turner, Miguel Maestre, Andrew Ballard & Stephen Lunn. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian

Teegan Webb, Teneal Clarey & Teagan Csepany.
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Teegan Webb, Teneal Clarey & Teagan Csepany. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian

Bonani Sibiya & Willing Moondance.
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Bonani Sibiya & Willing Moondance. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian