Melbourne Food & Wine

Gippsland

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From the foothills of the alps, to the Gippsland Lakes, clear rivers pristine beaches, Gippsland combines wilderness and clean, green food.

On lush pastures graze cattle, some producing milk for artisan cheeses and accredited environmentally sustainable beef. A small fleet harboured near Wilsons Promontory National Park fish the coastal waters for fine-fleshed white fish.

It's a region home to vibrant arts communities, a handful of great small breweries and internationally acclaimed winemakers. Local restaurants, some secluded in the hills or perched on the water's edge, work closely with local producers creating ever changing menus faithfully reflective of the seasons.



Venues

Whats on this week

Disability Friendly Vegetarian Friendly Kid Friendly Gluten Free Price range: $50 to $150

When 21 April, 6:30PM - 10:00PM, 5, 20 May, 12:30PM - 3:30PM, 12 May, 6:30PM - 9:30PM and 26 May, 6:30PM - 9:45PM

Where: Brandy Creek Wines and View Cafe, 570 Buln Buln Road, Drouin East

Cost: $68.00 Children's prices apply

Bookings: 03 5625 4498, Online at: brandycreekwines.com.au/contact/, Bookings Essential

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Fast Facts

Distance from Airport217km
Distance from CBD193km
Must See1. Wilsons Promontory National Park
2. Lakes Entrance
3. Mallacoota
4. Phillip Island
5. Great Alpine Road

While you're here...

Learn all about the local produce at Inverloch Farmers Market. The farmer/growers can share all of their knowledge with you and provide you with tasty morsels to take home.
While you're here...