Interested in Australian wine and want to learn more? Go beyond the critter label and discover the unrivalled diversity of Australia’s wine regions, styles and varietals at our “Wine for Beginners” lunch on Friday March 1.
Host Sally Townsend, from wine importer Jeroboam, will provide an informative and entertaining "mini-tour", guiding particpants through four different wine producing areas. Two whites and two reds will be presented - a Riesling from Clare Valley, a Sauvignon Blanc Semillon from Margaret River, a Yarra Valley Pinot Noir and a classic Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz blend.
The following lunch menu has been especially created to compliment the fine wines being featured.
Greek Salad
Avocado Fries with Cilantro Dipping sauce
Mushroom and ricotta tarts
Roasted Lamb Shoulder (NZ) with Apple and Raisin Chutney
Rosemary potatoes
Grilled Winter Vegetables
Mini Chocolate brownies
Tea/Coffee
*Please advise the Secretariat of any special dietary requirements at least 5 days in advance of the event.
Spaces for this intimate tutored wine tasting lunch are strictly limited
Registrations can now be made at the ANZCCJ website
Booking/Cancellation Deadline: Monday Feb 25.
Cost: Members 4,000 yen; non-members 5,000 yen
Pre-payment required. Cash will not be accepted at the door.
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spudman
If you get the chance try some NZ pinot, not cheap but good drops, goes well with lamb and venison.
Frungy
Not all NZ pinots are created equal. Did you have a specific vineyard in mind?