"Everyone seems to be happy ... it’s not too hot, not too cold," Ms Davie said.
It was the 21st time the festival had been held and this year’s festival was "quite a lovely celebration", she said.
"Generally, we get between 3000 and 4000 people and I think we’re certainly at that number this year."
Eighteen local vineyards showed their wines — all grown in the Dunstan Basin.
"We’re quite specific that it is Dunstan wine," Ms Davie said.
There were also three breweries with stalls at the festival, as well as food and arts stalls and local musicians playing throughout the day.
"It’s a lovely atmosphere to sit, eat, drink and listen to lovely music," Ms Davie said.
The Clyde Heritage Precinct was a great backdrop for the festival.
"We’re very lucky the shop owners and the people that work from the main street of Clyde allow us to have a big festival like this in the Clyde precinct," Ms Davie said.
