
Local Legends Long Lunch
22 July @ 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
$249.00
Join us for a very special event exploring the heritage and stories of some of the pioneers of wine production in the Yarra Valley.
Winemakers including Sandra de Pury (Yeringberg), Greg Jarratt (St Huberts), Dylan McMahon (Seville Estate) and Sarah Crowe (Yarra Yering) will present a selection of wines accompanied by a 4-course menu curated by Michael Smith (ex. Tonka, Mamasita) at Hubert Estate, the Yarra Valley’s newest must-visit destination; the perfect landscape to pay homage to the history of our iconic wine region, whilst celebrating what lies ahead.
MENU (subject to change)
On arrival
2015 St Huberts Sparkling Rosé
Hot smoked duck breast, smouldering paperbark, ash labneh
First course
2018 Yarra Yering Dry White #1
2019 Yeringberg Viognier
Mountain Ash Buxton Trout, hay smoked oyster emulsion, caviar
Second course
2020 Seville Estate Chardonnay
2019 St Huberts Chardonnay
Coal roasted pumpkin raviolo, fermented pumpkin, local truffles
Third course
2015 Yeringberg Pinot Noir
2019 Seville Estate Reserve Pinot
Yarra Valley Venison over coal, smoked beetroot sauce poivrade
Fourth course
2021 Yarra Yering New Territories Shiraz Touriga
2017 St Huberts Cabernet Sauvignon
Charred Granny Smith apples, smoked yoghurt, white chocolate
ABOUT THE PRODUCERS
Established in 1862 and 1863 respectively as two of the first wineries in the Yarra Valley, St Huberts and Yeringberg helped position the region as a premium wine producing location and were champions of the Yarra Valley’s wine ‘renaissance’ in the 1960s.
The rebirth of the Yarra Valley as a superior wine region was marked with (re)plantings by Charles Hubert de Castella (St Huberts) in 1966, the de Pury family (Yeringberg) and Dr Bailey Carrodus (Yarra Yering) in 1969, and Dr Peter McMahon (Seville Estate) in 1972. Yarra Yering quickly gained an international status for quality with the release of their Dry Red Wine No. 1 and No. 2 in 1973, and by the end of the decade, the McMahon family were producing wines that served to restore the well-established reputation the Yarra had enjoyed in the 19th century.