Tumbarumba Wines Escape. A long lunch at a long table. Enjoy an. Italian inspired menu. That's guaranteed to. Tantalize
Open Gardens, Flower Show Wine Tastings & Special Events
28 & 29 October 2017
#TumbarumbaTastebuds
Open Gardens 1. Asgard
Welcome to Tumbarumba Tastebuds GARDEN ETIQUETTE To retain the goodwill of garden owners please follow the courtesies of garden etiquette. • Please don’t pick any plant or part of any plant. If you wish to know the identity of a plant, please ask. Some plants may be harmful to your health or skin. • Please do not picnic within the gardens as this affects others ability to see and enjoy every little special nook in the garden. Gardens with refreshments will have seating areas. • Please do not litter. • A garden should be a place for quiet enjoyment – please keep children under control and with you at all times. • Please respect the privacy of owners. Houses and non-garden areas are strictly out of bounds. • Keep to paths and follow directional signage. • Please ask permission before taking photographs or videos. • Cars should be parked with consideration of others, please do not park where damage to gardens or private property could occur. • Please respect the dates and times of opening.
ENTRY TO GARDENS Open Times: 10am – 5pm Saturday & Sunday
$25 entry for all gardens including the Flower Show & garden art exhibition, or $5 per garden or display.
For further information please contact: Tumbarumba Visitor Information Centre 10 Bridge Street, Tumbarumba NSW P: 02 6948 3333 E:
[email protected] W: www.tumbarumbaregion.com.au
All proceeds go to the garden owner’s charity of choice.
Tickets available from: Tumbarumba Visitor Information Centre Tumbarumba Motel Open Gardens (on the day) 2
3. The Echoes
A high altitude garden which sees quite a bit of snow means this garden is weeks behind and will have all the early spring flowers out where others may have faded. A level 5-acre arboretum, with crab apple varieties, heritage apples, snow gums and birches are among many tree species too numerous to name. A camellia house and potted camellias surrounding the house are a fine feature not to be missed. Old rose varieties abound and berries are tended with love to make jam and pies.
A wonderful established farm garden with vistas across the vineyard and Glenroy Hills. The gum lined drive leads to a large expanse of deciduous trees towering over borders filled with bulbs, perennials and shrubs. Circular rose gardens and box hedge borders surround the house and camellias use the house as protection to flourish. This gently sloping garden also boasts a magnificent weeping elm and mulberry and shows the love and dedication afforded. Carol and Graham Grant 75 Maginnitys Gap Road, Glenroy
Debra and Paul Williams 2235 Batlow Road, Laurel Hill
4. Lakelands
2. Rhennhaven
A classic post and rail fence lined with agapanthus, towered over by two magnificent white gums greets visitors to Lakelands, a beautiful farm garden. The views from the rose arbour take in the lake and Glenroy Hills, offering a central place to admire the many and varied species of conifers. Box hedge and standard roses lend a more formal air, while deciduous trees and shrubs frame the garden and provide a backdrop for borders and gently sloping lawns.
Set with the bush as its surroundings this garden has been planted to reflect the distinct seasons. Meandering paths lead past a host of spring flowering shrubs including camellias, viburnum, rhododendrons and various natives. Trees overlook the borders and provide protection while groundcovers and bulbs take up every available space. Arbours of Virginia creeper and clematis add charm while fruit trees, including citrus, berries and the veggie garden provide a practical air.
Robert Richmond 460 Mannus Glenroy Road, Glenroy
Maureen and Ray Dowling 745 Taradale Road, Taradale
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Open Gardens 5. Karbethon
7. Rose Hill
Evolving over 50 years this park like garden has English Oaks, Italian Alders, Canadian Maples, Lilly Pilly and a fine Tulip tree to name a few. Unique sculptures together with a variety of roses and camellias enhance the garden setting. A Manchurian Pear walk dedicated to grandchildren is a recent major work and creates a special energy to the garden. Raised vegetable beds and beautiful lawn dotted with English daises are among the numerous features of this magnificent garden. Colin and Dianne Hardy 2026 Jingellic Road, Munderoo
For over 40 years this garden has developed with love and care and now boasts very large camellia, rhododendron and azalea varieties. Red, pink and white magnolias tower over tended lawns and provide protection for many fruit trees including citrus. A must see for food growers, the large vegetable garden provides most of the kitchen needs and is a feature of this garden along with the collection of 460 rose varieties which is sure to impress any visitor.
A wonderful town garden which has a simple yet effective low maintenance design. Clever use of pebbles and plant choices such as cacti and agapanthus also make for low water usage. Palms and tree ferns hide in quiet corners and the use of tree stumps, ironwork and ornaments, especially owls, adds another dimension to this garden. A quilt airing, large world globe collection and various antiquities will also be on view at this garden.
Coral and Doug Shore 133 Albury Street, Tumbarumba
Garry and Dianne McClelland 44 Bridge Street, Tumbarumba
8. Donaven
6. Burraleigh
A fine example of what can be achieved in town on a small block of land. This garden greets the visitor with all different shapes and sizes of clipped conifers. These form a boundary to the property beyond which are magnificent standard and bush roses set in a border with paved access. Through the carport to a rock lined deciduous tree and shrub fence line there is a view off to the Snowy Mountains, with more roses and a sweet pea border sure to delight.
Magnificent deciduous and evergreen trees tower above the themed gardens while a collection of smaller weeping trees and dwarf maples are among the favourites. From the oriental garden with stone features to the walled Mexican patio which abounds with succulents, the variety in this garden will amaze. The Australian native garden harbors many small bird species and an African garden adds to the collection. A culmination of 30 years of love and dedication.
Don and Avenel Staib 51 Albury Street, Tumbarumba
June and Artie Gray 351 Tooma Road, Tumbarumba
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9. Owl Place
Karbethon
Annual Flower Show presented by Tumbarumba Garden Club sponsored by Tumbarumba Motel
Saturday 28 October Sunday 29 October 1pm - 5pm 10am - 4pm Tumbarumba Motel - Corner of Albury Close & Mate Street ng & Morni n oo aftern ble aila tea av
Live radio broadcast by ABC Riverina’s Adrian Podmore Flower arranging workshop 1.30pm both days Photography competition display
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16. Mount Tumbarumba Vineyard (Nest Cinema Cafe Books)
15. Obsession Wines
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13. Tumbarumba Wines Escape
12. Johansen Wines
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Vineyards & Cellar doors
Flower Show (Tumbarumba Motel)
9. Owl Place
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3. The Echos
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Courabyra Wines
Home of Australia’s Best Sparkling Wine. Enjoy a glass of our award winning wines and our matched food and wine tasting plates. Our Spring lunch menu will be available including the Courabyra Ploughman’s platter made from local and regional produce. 4½ Star James Halliday Australian Wine Companion Gourmet Traveller Wine Top 100 Cellar Doors Lunch bookings preferred.
A long lunch at a long table. Enjoy an Italian inspired menu. That’s guaranteed to Tantalize the Tastebuds. Stroll through the vines, soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the food, wine and company of friends and other visitors looking for a memorable experience. On Sunday, take the time to explore the market stalls and be entertained by live music from 11am-3pm. 3446 Jingellic Road, Tumbarumba P: 02 6948 5254 M: 0419 429 990 www.tumbarumbawinesescape.com.au
805 Courabyra Road, Tumbarumba P: 02 6948 2462 M: 0429 482 462 www.courabyrawines.com
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Tumbarumba Wines Escape
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Tumbarumba only winery, and what makes it better are the views! Meet our winemaker and see how the wines are made at our new facility. Taste some amazing award winning wines, some even directly from the barrel. Then enjoy a glass while taking in the views of the vines and mountains from the cellar door.
Johansen Wines are located just 4km from the town centre along a picturesque country road overlooking Tumbarumba and the Snowy Mountains. This is the last year you can experience tastings from our wine shed as we plan to have a purpose built tasting room and café next year. New releases for 2017 are Gamay, Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc.
Courabyra Wines
P: 0408 242 542 www.mounttumbarumba.com.au
Excelsior Peak
Excelsior Peak, 25km SW of Tumbarumba on Jingellic Road, will be open just for Tastebuds. The signature wines are 2015 Pinot Noir, 2015 Chardonnay and 2015 Sangiovese, under the new XPeak Wine label. Owner Juliet Cullen will have some special home cooked food matches for her range of wines to complement her the wines and will take you through Sniff & Sip, the art of winetasting.
Tumbarumba Wines Escape
1927 Jingellic Road, Munderoo P: 02 6948 5101 M: 0428 485 102 www.xpeakwine.com.au
194 Black Range Road, Tumbarumba P: 02 6948 3358 M: 0408 692 772 8
Mount Tumbarumba Wines
One of the oldest – and smallest – vineyards in Tumbarumba, our On the Fly range of wine is available for tasting at Nest Cinema Café Books on Saturday 10am-4pm and Sunday 10am-2pm. Drop in and let your tastebuds be tantalised with some great food and wine matching at this buzzy café.
110 Allawah Road, Tumbarumba P: 0400 735 916 www.brayneestate.com.au
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Johansen Wines
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Obsession Wines
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Special Events & Other Must See Courabyra Wines 2017 Harvest Launch Thursday 26 October, 6pm You are invited to celebrate the launch of Courabyra Wines’ latest vintage. The 2017 harvest was one of the best years we have ever had, and we can’t wait to share it with you! Enjoy your favourite Courabyra wines or why not taste one of our new varietals. The evening includes a 4-course dinner menu featuring local and regional produce, delightfully matched with one of our feature wines. An intimate evening hosted by owner and vigneron, Cathy - this wonderful evening is not to be missed.
Fizz & Fungi Saturday 28 October, 5.30pm “Fizz & Fungi” will be a fun and relaxed evening showcasing the amazing flavours of locally grown truffle; with different fizzes! Alex Berry; award winning fine wine specialist, will be introducing locally produced sparkling wines for tasting. Alongside Alex Berry will be the guys from Tumut River Brewing Co. showcasing their hand-crafted beers, entirely unique to the Snowy Valleys region. All this fizz will be matched with mouth watering local produce specially prepared by our talented local chefs; just for you!
805 Courabyra Road, Tumbarumba P: 02 6948 2462 M: 0429 482 462 www.courabyrawines.com
2-8 Albury Close, Tumbarumba P: 02 6948 2494 www.tumbarumbamotel.com.au
Nest in the Night Garden Spring Degustation Saturday 28 October, 6pm Experience a 6-course feast showcasing Spring, produce from our garden & the region, each matched with superb local wines. Tumbarumba’s star winemaker and most experienced vigneron, will join the party to chat and impart their wisdom on the virtues of wine with food. Enjoy an idyllic evening of quality food, wine and good company in the garden setting of Nest as the sun sets and the starry mountain sky emerges. Bookings essential. $125pp.
Sunday markets & live music at Tumbarumba Wines Escape Sunday 29 October, 10am-5pm Throughout the weekend, relax and enjoy an Italian inspired lunch, and a glass of premium cool climate wine. On Sunday, take time to check out the mix of interesting and creative market stalls, featuring handmade, garden nursery and lifestyle products. Be entertained by The STRING FAMILY as they amaze and enthrall with their lively performances on Sunday. Free entry, lunch from $10. Find us on Facebook.
56 Winton Street, Tumbarumba P: 02 6948 2950 www.café-nest.com
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Braymont Garden
Nest Cinema Café Books
Home of the massive hedge/tree church nestled in the vineyard. This 6-acre amazing garden has magnificent views of Round Mountain, Blackjack and Jagungal with iris dam walkway, bridges, ponds, isle, numerous seats to rest and enjoy. Colour abounds. $10 entry. Coach friendly, pop-up cafe on site, catering available. Open 9am - 4pm Saturday and Sunday
With its food garden & outdoor dining options, make time to linger at Nest as part of your Tastebuds weekend. Spring produce menu, armchair cinema and events throughout the weekend. Open Friday & Saturday 8am - 10pm, Sunday 9am - 3pm
110 Allawah Road, Maragle (approx. 1km off Elliott Way) P: 0429 191 059 www.facebook.com/BraymontGarden
SPRING DEGUSTATION Saturday 6pm
LOCAL PRODUCE & HANDMADE MARKET Saturday 9am - 12noon: find rare treasures, garden goodies and limited edition gifts
ROSÉ ON THE LAWNS Sunday 9am - 3pm: wine tastings & food matching 56 Winton Street, Tumbarumba P: 02 6948 2950 www.café-nest.com
Glenroy Heritage Reserve Featuring the world famous Museum Pioneer Women’s Hut and Australia’s only Heritage Quilt Museum. Find the perfect gift in the Craft Shop with the range of unique locally made crafts. Gold coin donation for Devonshire tea and biscuits 10am – 3pm throughout Tastebuds weekend. Open Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10am – 4pm Wednesday 11am – 4pm
Growing Creations
presented by Tumbarumba Garden Club sponsored by Bendigo Bank & Tumbarumba Post Office
in $500 prizes
449 Tumbarumba Road, Glenroy P: 02 6948 3333 www.pioneerwomenshut.com GARDEN SCULPTURES AND FINE ARTWORKS COMPETITION Set in the gardens at
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Tumbarumba Tastebuds is thrilled to be partnering with Taste Riverina Festival this year. The month-long ‘menu of events’ held throughout October each year, celebrates the year’s harvest, showcasing food, wine, beer and agricultural produce and experiences across the Riverina. For more details about the events happening see: www.tasteriverina.com.au
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