Reserve your seats as soon as possible!

In Cantonese Chinese, “yum cha” translates
to “drink tea”.

But you can bet Wine Tasting Events has something
a lot tastier than tea in mind!

Announcing our popular “yum cha” lunch featuring
three rosé wines & three pinot noir wines at David’s.

This is our most popular event to date.

Over 30 different traditional & chinese inspired yum cha
dishes to try and 6 wines from around the world.

Now that’s YUM!

China is all about traditions.

And their tradition of afternoons spent drinking tea and
enjoying dim sum dishes is one that is difficult to improve
upon.

That is until you offer unlimited dim sum and combine that
never-ending meal with 3 rosé wines & 3 pinot noir wines.

With plate after plate of Chinese delicacies, you’ll enjoy 6
boutique wines from around the world.

Wine List

1. Lychee Gold Cider on arrival
2. 2016 Fowles ‘Stone Dwellers’ Rosé (Strathbogie, VIC)
3. 2015 Alpha Estate Rosé (Florina, Greece)
4. 2015 Chateau du Pegau ‘Pink Pegau’ Rosé (France)
5. 2013 Enderle & Moll ‘Liason’ Pinot Noir (Germany)
6. 2012 Seven Canoes Pinot Noir (Central Otago, NZ)
7. 2013 Trentham Estate ‘Family Reserve’ Pinot Noir (TAS)

The Yum Cha menu changes on a daily basis.

When was the last time you enjoyed all the amazing Chinese
cuisine you wish to eat paired with extraordinary wines?

Now is your chance! Reserve your seat today for this Saturday
lunch you will never forget!

We cater for vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten Free & Pescatarian diets.

Please notify Martin at martin@winetastingevents.com.au or
call 9500 9307 to inform him of your dietary requirements prior
to the event.

PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SIT WITH SPECIFIC
GUESTS WHO HAVE MADE SEPARATE BOOKINGS, PLEASE
INFORM US BEFORE THE EVENT

Important: Please don’t drive.

You’ll be poured seven glasses each with 75ml pours, which
equals 525ml or 5.25 standard drinks.
If you drink everything that is poured, you will be over 0.05%
& over the limit.

Martin Peston’s Wine Tasting Events promotes the
Responsible Serving of Alcohol.
Warning: Under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 it is an
offence to supply alcohol to a person under the age of 18 years
(penalty exceeds $8000) – for a person under the age of 18 years
to purchase or receive liquor (penalty exceeds $700).