Wine N' Dine | Kirikiriroa Hamilton (NZ)

Attention, Food & Wine Lovers! Wine N' Dine is making it's way to Kirikiriroa Hamilton in July, and trust us, if you love food & wine, you won’t want to miss it 🍷

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Wine N' Dine is a self-guided progressive journey across three standout venues, each serving a signature dish paired with a glass of wine from an exceptional New Zealand winemaker.

When purchasing your ticket, you’ll select where you’d like to begin – from there, you’ll make your way through the remaining venues, enjoying a new flavour, a new setting, and a new expression of the region at every stop 🥂

PARTICIPATING VENUES & WINES BY:

1. Palate Restaurant X Takapoto Estate

2. Furnace Steakhouse X Wooing Tree

3. Banh Mi Caphe X Soho Family Vineyards

Click here to view the incredible lunch menu & wine list

TICKETS

Three Course Trail // $105pp (Only 75 Spots Available)
- 3 x Signature Plates (One Per Venue)
- 3 x 150ml Glasses of Wine (One Per Venue)

Group #1 (Only 25 Spots Available)
- 12-12.50pm - Palate Restaurant (Starting Venue)
- 1-1.50pm - Banh Mi Caphe
- 2-3pm - Furnace Steakhouse

Group #2 (Only 25 Spots Available)
- 12-12.50pm - Banh Mi Caphe (Starting Venue)
- 1-1.50pm - Furnace Steakhouse
- 2-3pm - Palate Restaurant

Group #3 (Only 25 Spots Available)
- 12-12.50pm - Furnace Steakhouse (Starting Venue)
- 1-1.50pm - Palate Restaurant
- 2-3pm - Banh Mi Caphe

* Limit of 8 x tickets per order. For larger groups, please contact info@neighbourhoodeventsco.com.au

REFUND POLICY

Sorry no refunds, unless the event is cancelled/postponed by the organiser

*Unfortunately due to the format of Wine N' Dine we are unable to cater for any other dietary or allergy requirements. We apologise in advance and thank you for your understanding.

**Menus may be subject to change due to seasonality and product availability

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Neighbourhood Events Co. recognises the unique role of Māori as Tangata Whenua and embraces Te Tiriti o Waitangi recognising Māori as Tino rangatiratanga of Aotearoa/New Zealand while embracing the three guiding principles of the Treaty – Partnership, Participation and Protection. We will endeavour to implement bicultural policies and practices that incorporate and value Māori cultural concepts, values and practices.