The format
Progressive dining.
A Yarra Valley day.
Progressive dining brings different parts of a meal together across different venues. The journey between them becomes part of the day.
What is progressive dining?
Instead of staying at one restaurant, you move between venues for different parts of the meal. Each place adds its own food, setting and perspective. Read our guide to the format for a closer look.
Three stops, one Yarra Valley day
Our current circuit opens at Yering Station with a course and wine, continues with a three-course lunch and pairings at TarraWarra Estate, and closes with cheese and a matched drink at Yarra Valley Dairy.
Your group, together
The current experience is private for one to six guests. It suits couples, friends and small groups who want time for food and conversation. No other party is added. Restaurants may have other diners.
A reason to make a day of it
Celebrate a birthday, anniversary or client relationship, or simply arrange time together. Explore occasions and private groups and open-dated gifts.
Good to know
Your questions, answered.
What is progressive dining?
A meal enjoyed across different venues, with each stop contributing a course, a setting and a perspective on the region. Dining and transport are arranged as part of a Makers’ Circuit experience.
How is this different from a wine tour?
Progressive dining puts the meal at the centre of the experience. You move between venues for different parts of the meal, understanding the region through its food as well as its wine. Each experience page sets out the itinerary and inclusions so you can compare what matters to you.
Who is a Makers’ Circuit experience suited to?
People who enjoy learning about a place through food and wine, from couples and friends to those celebrating an occasion or spending time with clients. It is for people who want time around the table and a closer connection to what they taste.