Bathurst Slow Food Winter Winery Wander.

Mount Panorama racing circuit, Bathurst NSW.

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TICKETS ON SALE from MONDAY 9th MAY @ Bathurst Visitor Centre

An event not to be missed …only 190 tickets .. for a delicious journey throughout the Bathurst countryside visiting four outstanding wineries matched with four of Bathurst’s outstanding chefs cooking up a feast.

The Journey begins at 10am on Sunday 18th June when four coaches depart the Bathurst Visitor Centre for a Slow Food experience .

For the ticket price of $85/person you are chauffeured by your coach driver & Slow Food host, with your souvenir Slow Wine glass in hand & your Slow WWW brochure highlighting your days delights

….. your Slow Journey begins ………………….you are off to the first of four wineries to enjoy wines matched to the first course of Entrée . At each winery you will enjoy entertainment and additional wine tasting & touring whilst meeting the chef & enjoying delicious treats specially prepared and presented following the Slow food philosophy .

Onto the second winery of your journey for the first main course with wine to match the food , more entertainment , touring of the vineyard & slow dining with conviviality ….

..The next part of the journey offers the second serving of main course again matched with wine from the vineyard, more colourful entertainment & touring and the final destination of your journey offers desert with additional treats of tea & coffee as you enjoy wine tasting and fulfillment.

BATHURST SLOW FOOD WINTER WINERY WANDER .

Brett Melhuish of Restaurant 92 is partnering with Vale Creek Winery’s Tony Hatch & Liz Mc Farland. Scott Taylor of Al Dente Gourmet to go.. is sharing his talent with vigneron Peter Mc Grath of Mc Graths Wines of Brewongle. Then Robyn O’Donnell of the O’Connelll Café is cooking up a storm at Winburndale with Mark Renzaglia & Helen & Mike Burley at Glanmire and the newest restaurateur of Cobblestone Lane Heath Smith is presenting delicious regional fare with Tim & Liz Hamilton of Hamlat of Clairvaux Lane Lelso … so a stunning array of talent is working in great collaboration to enable almost 200 diners to sample the riches of brilliant cool climate wines with regional seasonal foods.

Bathursts Convivium of Slow Food was started three years ago and has had great success with various initiatives from Janni Berrys ‘Sowing the Seeds of a healthy Lifestyle’ program of vegy growing at All Saints to educational touring for members of the abundance of amazing regional specialties grown in the area.

The Slow Food movement was founded in Italy in 1986 by a group of passionate Italians proud to enhance the history of honest food values in opposition to the fast food giants . This international association promotes food and wine culture while defending agricultural biodiversity. It opposes the standardization of taste, encourages the need for consumer information, protects cultural identities and gastronomic traditions, safeguards food, cultivation and processing techniques inherited from tradition, and works to uphold domestics and wild animal species.

These values are very much in line with eating well and spending quality time over the breakfast, lunch or dinner table with family and friends ………………….. so come along and enjoy an amazing journey as we celebrate great seasonal regional food & wine with friends …we look forward to sharing a great day with you & your friends on June 18th … BATHURST SLOW FOOD WINTER WINERY WANDER