- Highland Harvest Feasts

One Feast For Every Season

Winter Solstice Event – Feast of the Beast – Sat 20 June 2020

“It was our first time at the Feast of the Beast, and I can’t tell you how impressive the night was. To host 250 people, with food, music, drinks and a range of entertainment, out in the middle of a forest, and in the middle of a Southern Highlands winter….well, it was nothing short of miraculous”

TripAdvisor Review

“Delicious food and plenty of it, and the mulled wine absolutely hit the spot. I can’t wait for next year!”

TripAdvisor Review

Spring Equinox – Wild Harvest Feast – Sat 19 Sept 2020

“Truly amazing dinner from the Chef of the Year. I can still taste the Pumpkin and Lamb!! And what a location – when is the next adventure?”

TripAdvisor Review

“From the beautifully remote location, to the unforgettable food cooked by Lennox all on an open fire. The night was all tied together with matching local wines and matching top hats and tiara’s. So much thought and effort when into curating the night”

TripAdvisor Review

Samhain Feast – Hallows’ Eve – Sat 31 Oct 2020

“Assemble your coven for our feasting table, pagan potions and brews, creative installations, fire pits, live music and Día de Muertos alter offerings”

Highland Feasts

“The Harvest Moon glows round and bold, In pumpkin shades outlined in gold, Illuminating eerie forms,Unnatural as a candied corn. Beware what dare crawls up your sleeve, For ’tis the night called Hallows Eve.”

Richelle E. Goodrich

Autumn Alfresco Lunch – Wine Harvest Feast – Sat 20 March 2021

“Wonderful afternoon in the vines. 2nd year running and we were not disappointed. Fabulous event! Food and Wine is superb as is the location, set up and music. 10 out of 10!”

TripAdvisor Review

“Such a magical long lunch among the vines – the food was spectacular and the service flawless, accompanied by soft acoustic music from incredible musicians. We went for a friend’s 40th birthday and it will truly remain an afternoon to remember. Thanks to Amanda for being the perfect host!”

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One of the best things about Easter is decorating

One of the best things about Easter is decorating eggs together. For the talented and patient you can use a pin and blow out the raw egg leaving a surprising sturdy shell. Or you can boil them and go for it and eat them same day! Either works as it’s really about the fun you can have with food colouring, sprinkles and a paint brush. Happy feasting #Easter #family #together #eggs #decorate #chocolate #chickens #paint #season #autumn

Easter is definitely a time of feasting, family an

Easter is definitely a time of feasting, family and celebration. You might be surprised at how our modern interpretation is closely linked to Celtic and Nordic traditions.
In the Celtic world eggs are an ancient symbol of life force and rabbits/ hares are symbols of good luck and fertility. So in the northern hemisphere Easter falls at a time of the renewal of life after the long winter.
The Celtic goddess Eostre, (equivalent to the Norse goddess Frigga) adopted the hare as her symbol, and from here the Easter Bunny evolved.
The ancient Celts also used to roll decorated eggs downhill at Beltane and over time the Christian Church remodelled this custom to symbolise the rolling away of the stone in front of Christ’s tomb so it became the death and resurrection of Christ.
Even the Easter bonnet came from new life and refreshing the wardrobe for the new season.
The real question is who had the brilliant idea of making Easter eggs chocolate?
#feast #easter #family #celebrate #autumn #hare #chocolate #pagan #celtic #nordic

How are you feasting this Easter at home? We migh

How are you feasting this Easter at home?
We might be taking a break from forest feasting together but that does not prevent you making memories at home. Get out the candles, light the outdoor fire, enjoy the full moon and make this Easter special with chocolate, great wine and family #feast 🍷🐰🥚🍩🍾

Our website is updated and for now our June Feast

Our website is updated and for now our June Feast of the Beast, Sept Wild Harvest Feast and the new October Hallows’ Eve are going ahead. We will keep you updated of any changes.
In the meantime happy home feasting and be safe #feast #harvest #season

Bittersweet is probably the best way to describe t

Bittersweet is probably the best way to describe today. Our last Wine Harvest Feast had to be postponed due to COVID 19 ... sad but essential as no risk is worth a life. So today was to be our last event at Far Ago Hill Vineyard as our Wine Harvest Feast story evolves to our new home at St Maur Vineyard in Exeter in 2021. We are excited and sad to say goodbye to such a beautiful property in Canyonleigh. And our heart felt thanks to Katrina for letting us share this place with our guests.
The wine, however is coming with us so next year it’s Lot 41 as well, in what we know will be an amazing event.
Stay tuned as we update our website over the next few days with our next three feasts for the year 🌳 Feast of the Beast Sat 20 June 🔥 Wild Harvest Feast Sat 19 Sept
🎃 Hallows’ Eve Sat 31 Oct
Time to look forward #supportregional #visitsouthernhighlands #feast #harvest #season #autumn @shfoodwine @visitnsw

Just 7 days to go until #WineHarvestFeast @faragoh

Just 7 days to go until #WineHarvestFeast @faragohillwinescanyonleigh @hampden_deli_dining_school @thefoldsouthernhighlands @experiencenaturegroup #feast #wine #loveNSW @nswwine @wineaustralia @shfoodwine #autumn #coolclimatewines #season

Sometimes we forget how many talented chefs we hav

Sometimes we forget how many talented chefs we have in our region. Did you know Nick Gardner was awarded the coveted Josephine Pignolet Young Chef of the Year award back in 2012 during his time at @tetsuyasydney amd he has not looked back. From @eschalot_restaurant_berrima to his own kangaroo valley dining mecca @hampden_deli_dining_school we are thrilled to have him on board for Wine Harvest Feast.
Make sure you jump over to his insta page to stay up to date with the great cooking workshops he is holding over the next few months. And grab a pizza next time you are in the valley also from his new venture @buona_pizza_by_finediningchefs @goodfoodau #smh #restaurantaustralia #supportlocal #nswwine #pinot #wineaustralia #harvest #season

‘The emergence of pinot gris in the cooler regio

‘The emergence of pinot gris in the cooler region of Australia made sense, and created such interest in the variety that it became a cult wine’ James Halliday
With a history dating back to the Middle Ages in France 🇫🇷 Pinot has had an interesting journey to cult status.
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between Pinot Gris & Pinot Grigio? In simple terms, pinot gris and pinot grigio are the same grape made into two different styles of wine. The two wines, and their winemaking methods, reflect the countries in which they are most traditionally grown: France and Italy.
Pinot grigio hails from north-eastern Italy and is picked slightly earlier in the ripening season, making it a crisp and refreshing glass of vino. Pinot gris, on the other hand, is elegantly Alsatian. It’s richer, riper and silkier in texture, and a flagship of our region.
Come and try one of the best Pinot Gris from NSW at Wine Harvest Feast
@faragohillwinescanyonleigh #feast #wine #nswwine #wineaustralia #loveNSW #visitsouthernhighlands #harvest #autumn #seasons

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“a long winding road we entered via a door to a spectacular spectacle- fires, harps, spit toast, mulled wine. A warm and welcoming night was had- great food, stories, ritual and friendship. Thoroughly recommended!”

Feast of the Beast

Trip Advisor Review

“A Southern Highlands adventure set amongst the vines. A truly unique experience.”

Wine Harvest Feast

The Fold Southern Highlands

“What a fabulous night. From the exciting journey to the hidden pocket in the state forest, to the costumes, food, fairy lights, music and fire pits. It was an exceptional experience.”

Feast of the Beast

Trip Advisor Review

“I just wanted to say thank you so much for giving me the best birthday lunch EVER!

Everyone had an absolute ball. I reckon we’ll be back!

You are a very joyful and welcoming host – I think you’re definitely found your ‘thing'”

Wine Harvest Feast

Guest Birthday Celebration

“thank you and wow – what a wonderful event. We all had an amazing time and really enjoyed the evening. Thank you, thank you, thank you – can’t wait for next year and of course the vineyard one in the summer!!!”

Feast of the Beast

Igloo Guest

“diners stepped through an Alice in Wonderland style door to an irresistible scene; a long row of rustic timber tables shaded by calico umbrellas and surrounded by vines ready for harvest. Platters appeared piled with food as guests sipped Far Ago Hill wines, grown in the earth beneath their feet. The quiet mingling on arrival was soon replaced with laughter and music as guests made new friends and fell further under the magic spell of the Highlands.”

Wine Harvest Feast

Escape Southern Highlands

“Massive thanks for a truly memorable night. I can’t remember the last time I had that much fun.So beautifully organised. Thank you for all the time and effort. You will see us again.”

Feast of the Beast

Choir Guest