d’Arenberg
Phone: 08 8329 4874
Osborn Road, McLaren Vale SA 5171 Ph 08 8329 4888
Email: winery@darenberg.com.au
www.darenberg.com.au

d’Arry’s Verandah Restaurant
Best Restaurant in a Winery 2005 and 2006 - SA Restaurant and Catering Awards
Osborn Road, McLaren Vale SA 5171
Phone: 08 8329 4848
Emai:l darrys@darenberg.com.au
www.darenberg.com.au
Open for lunch 7 days from 12pm. Bookings advised

Sea and Vines Degustation Menu
http://www.darenberg.com.au/files/Sea%20and%20Vines%20Degustation.pdf

Seafood Dish: Chargrilled Atlantic Salmon on chickpea smash with spicy yoghurt and a beetroot and rocket salad.
A mug of chunky seafood chowder with crusty bread.
Freshly shucked SA Oysters with sour cream & buxton caviar or Fresh Lime.

Alternative Dishes: Slow cooked pork belly with citrus jam on a citrus and fennel salad. Baked Portabello mushroom with grilled polenta, roasted tomato & salsa verde (vegetarian). Cones of hot chips with house-made mayonnaise.

Dessert: Local cheeses with Seidel’s Apples, Willunga Almonds and Clappis sour dough bread.
Wicked d’Arry’s Verandah Original Jaffa Brownie.
Espresso Coffee.

If you can’t make it to d’Arenberg during the festival and are still interested in dining at d’Arry’s Verandah Restaurant please click here to view our current menu

Wine: 2006 The Hermit Crab Viognier

Additional Wines available: The entire d’Arenberg range, including The Dead Arm Shiraz, will be available for purchase by the bottle or the glass. New vintage releases of crowd favourites; The Footbolt Shiraz, The Olive Grove Chardonnay and The Peppermint Paddock Sparkling Chambourcin will be highlights.

Music: Both days: Little Black Dress, Sunday: Holly Weinert. Monday Zkye High.
Description of music played: One band is never enough so we’ve got three great local acts to keep your toes tapping and your hips swinging all weekend with continuous music.

Band Information - Little Black Dress
www.myspace.com/littleblackdresstheband
You don’t often get the rarified skill of singing acappella within the framework of one the most hardworking covers bands around. Little Black Dress does just that. Their accapella harmonies were the original basis for the band and the instruments were added as an amazing afterthought.
These five passionate musos from the Barossa Valley play honest energetic sets with the fervour of over a decade of gigs throughout SA. The ladies have played support for Rene Geyer, Brian Cadd, Glenn Shorrock and The Borders, plus a tonne of Fringe Festivals.
Little Black Dress reworks the magic of the sixties through to the good music of now. Their arrangements are authentic and quirky and they easily slip an accapella song into the set. The strong melodic focus of the band keeps time with a funky rhythm section to whip up a good time on the dance floor.

Holly Weinert - http://www.myspace.com/hollyweinert
So much more than a reality TV star- Holly will delight with original material from her upcoming debut EP along with great covers. As seen at the famous Melbourne live music venue The Espy.

Zkye High - http://www.myspace.com/zkyemusic
Zkye (Pronounce it Skye) Zkye Compson-Harris has been performing professionally since the age of 16, at which time she commenced studies at the Elder Conservatorium in Jazz voice and Noarlunga TAFE.
After completing her first album “Beyond The Pane” Zkye is now focused on developing audiences on the east coast and overseas as well as promoting the album in the media. The production of the album was assisted by a successful grant application in 2006 by the South Australian Youth Arts Board (Carclew).
Recent highlights include an opening slot at The Basement in Sydney and subsequent invitations to return, shows with CC Entertainment and Joseph Calderazzo including “It’s only Rock and Roll” at Sydney’s own Olympic Park and Acoustica By The Lake just to name but a few.
Continuing to flourish Zkye belongs to a voice not easily forgotten or mistaken.