2021 Great Eastern Wine Week

RAIDA – A Taste of Japan

RAIDA will be showcasing multiple local vineyards and their wines, matched with RAIDA’s exciting menu.

Multiple choices abound with sharing plates to choose from, a wonderful selection of main courses and desert.

All matched with exciting East Coast wines, and talks from local winemakers.

There’s also a wonderful selection of Tasmanian whiskey to round your night out if you choose to fully indulge yourself.

 

About Priory Ridge Wines
We are a family-run vineyard making award-winning Tasmanian Wines. Located in the small settlement of Priory, close to the tourist destinations of Binalong Bay and the Bay of Fires and just 3kms from the town of St Helens one of Tasmania’s premium holiday destinations on the sunny East Coast.

Priory Ridge is a boutique vineyard on 20 hectares with ideal north facing slopes which maximise sunlight. The soil is Devonian granite rich in mineral content, transferring a unique “terroir” to the wine. Formally known as Tarpot Farm, the property has been in the ownership of Julie Llewellyn’s family (Reid/Clifford) for over 120 years. Julie’s Great Grandparents settled at Priory in 1889 after migrating from England in 1880.

Event Details

Friday, 3 September 2021
6:00pm - 11:00pm

RAIDA St Helens
10/55 Cecilia St, St Helens 7216
Cost: $90.00

Bookings Essential
03 6376 8823
facebook.com/Raida.com.au

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