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Grey Goose X Novotel Geelong X 6ft6 NYE Party
An Elegant Waterfront Celebration to Welcome 2027 One of Geelong's most anticipated New Year's Eve celebrations returns for its seventh year, and for the second consecutive year will be co-hosted by our very own Wine Experience Manager, Adam Cottrill. We're delighted to once again partner with Grey Goose, for an exclusive event at the Limeburners Terrace Bar... |
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BAAH LAH is coming home to the Cellar Door. Head chef Brian Anderson brings the Singaporean flavours of his Pakington Street restaurant back out to the vineyard. His menu draws on Malay and Chinese cooking and uses plenty of local produce. It's a menu made for sharing. Start with freshly shucked oysters, or baked ones... |
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BAAH LAH is coming home to the Cellar Door. Head chef Brian Anderson brings the Singaporean flavours of his Pakington Street restaurant back out to the vineyard. His menu draws on Malay and Chinese cooking and uses plenty of local produce. It's a menu made for sharing. Start with freshly shucked oysters, or baked ones... |
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BAAH LAH is coming home to the Cellar Door. Head chef Brian Anderson brings the Singaporean flavours of his Pakington Street restaurant back out to the vineyard. His menu draws on Malay and Chinese cooking and uses plenty of local produce. It's a menu made for sharing. Start with freshly shucked oysters, or baked ones... |
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BAAH LAH is coming home to the Cellar Door. Head chef Brian Anderson brings the Singaporean flavours of his Pakington Street restaurant back out to the vineyard. His menu draws on Malay and Chinese cooking and uses plenty of local produce. It's a menu made for sharing. Start with freshly shucked oysters, or baked ones... |
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BAAH LAH is coming home to the Cellar Door. Head chef Brian Anderson brings the Singaporean flavours of his Pakington Street restaurant back out to the vineyard. His menu draws on Malay and Chinese cooking and uses plenty of local produce. It's a menu made for sharing. Start with freshly shucked oysters, or baked ones... |
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BAAH LAH is coming home to the Cellar Door. Head chef Brian Anderson brings the Singaporean flavours of his Pakington Street restaurant back out to the vineyard. His menu draws on Malay and Chinese cooking and uses plenty of local produce. It's a menu made for sharing. Start with freshly shucked oysters, or baked ones... |
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BAAH LAH is coming home to the Cellar Door. Head chef Brian Anderson brings the Singaporean flavours of his Pakington Street restaurant back out to the vineyard. His menu draws on Malay and Chinese cooking and uses plenty of local produce. It's a menu made for sharing. Start with freshly shucked oysters, or baked ones... |
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BAAH LAH is coming home to the Cellar Door. Head chef Brian Anderson brings the Singaporean flavours of his Pakington Street restaurant back out to the vineyard. His menu draws on Malay and Chinese cooking and uses plenty of local produce. It's a menu made for sharing. Start with freshly shucked oysters, or baked ones... |
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BAAH LAH is coming home to the Cellar Door. Head chef Brian Anderson brings the Singaporean flavours of his Pakington Street restaurant back out to the vineyard. His menu draws on Malay and Chinese cooking and uses plenty of local produce. It's a menu made for sharing. Start with freshly shucked oysters, or baked ones... |
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BAAH LAH is coming home to the Cellar Door. Head chef Brian Anderson brings the Singaporean flavours of his Pakington Street restaurant back out to the vineyard. His menu draws on Malay and Chinese cooking and uses plenty of local produce. It's a menu made for sharing. Start with freshly shucked oysters, or baked ones... |
