Food Drink

Paracombe Wines celebrates 30 years with a lavish lunch and special cellar door experience

By Nicole Sayegh

Posted on September 21, 2022

Paracombe Wines is turning 30 and is inviting everyone to a lavish lunch as well as a special cellar door experience on October 7-9.

They say good things come in 3s, or should we say 30s. Paracombe Wines likes to think so as they are celebrating a very special birthday.

Paracombe Wines is turning 30 and is inviting everyone to a lavish lunch as well as a special cellar door experience on October 7-9.

The gorgeous Adelaide Hills winery will host an anniversary lunch that promises to wow those who have attended the winery before, as well as those who haven’t had the chance.

The Drogemuller family have assembled a team to make this the best birthday bash possible.

Chef, neighbour and the Drogemuller family’s good friend John Ingerson, is putting together a feast of the senses with a lavish lunch to surprise and delight promising to showcase creativity and deliciousness.

The beauty of the menu is that the Drogemuller’s are giving the chef free rein to explore spontaneous flavours without the shackles of a set menu.

Owner and Chief Winemaker Paul Drogemuller will delve into the winery’s underground cellars to feature rare museum wines that have been carefully stored to create an experience like no other, taking you on a remarkable journey back in time.

All guests will be treated to a complimentary bottle of museum wines to take home, making this an unforgettable event even more priceless.

To mark the occasion, special offers and rare wines will also be available to purchase.

The cellar door experience is also something to add to your calendar. Like the royalty you are, guests will receive a glass of wine on arrival, a gourmet share platter as well as a serving of Kathy Drogemuller’s famous Persian Love cake.

You will also have the opportunity to taste a curated selection of some of Paracombe’s best wines as well as museum and rare wines for additional purchase.

Paracombe events tend to sell out quick so make sure you’re organised and secure your seats so that you don’t miss out on a moment in history.