Green Olive at Red Hill

Food & Drink
Australia, Cafe, Cellar Door, Children, Coffee, Cooking Classes, Farm, Farmgate, Food, Garden, Green Olive, Horse Riding, Kitchen, lunch, Mornington Peninsula, Red Hill, Restaurant, Shop, Vineyard, Weekend, Wine
The olive trees on Sue and Greg O’Donoghue’s farm take three years to bear fruit, but when they do, one tree can provide up to 35 kilograms of olives. Similarly, patience and passion are key ingredients to bringing a big idea to life.

An Evening With Clovis Taittinger

Events
Accommodation, april, April 01, Champagne, Champagne Taittinger, Clovis Taittinger, dinner, Food, Lancemore Lindenderry, Lindenderry, Menu, Red Hill, Taittinger
Usually, when we celebrate, we all likely have one thing in common: Champagne - the universal drink of celebration. What's in a name? In the case of Tattinger (pronounced Tet-ahn-zhay), quite a lot to many who enjoy a glass or two of the nearly 300-year-old Champaign house's sparkling wine. 

Maxs May Mushroom Meander

Events
Mushrooms, Red Hill
oin MP Experience and chef Max Paganoni, of award winning restaurant Max's at Red Hill Estate, as we celebrate the mysterious mushroom.Enjoy an informative saunter through autumnal Red Hill and discover Max's favourite mushrooming spots.

Red Hill Community Market

Events
Art, Buy, Coffee, Community Market, Craft, Eat, enjoy, Food, Garden, Market, Mornington Peninsula, Red Hill, Saturday, stallholders, treasures, Vegetables, Victoria, Weekend
Red Hill is the 'grand dame' of Victoria's craft markets. Located in one of the State's most picturesque settings, Red Hill Community Market started in 1975 as a community based event where 28 local producers and crafts people came to sell and barter their goods and excess produce.

The Red Hill Market

Events
Market, Red Hill
Red Hill is the 'grand dame' of Victoria's craft markets. Located in one of the State's most picturesque settings, Red Hill Community Market started in 1975 as a community based event where 28 local producers and crafts people came to sell and barter their goods and excess produce.