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3 Enchanting Venues for High Tea Escapades


Indulging in the refined tradition of High Tea is a delightful experience that transcends the ordinary, inviting enthusiasts to savour a symphony of flavours amidst an atmosphere of elegance. For those yearning for a touch of the refined, or fancy taking a delicate tea flight, you can elevate your afternoon tea escapades at these 5 venues:

Craigie Knowe Vineyard stands as the oldest vineyard on the East Coast of Tasmania, steeped in history and tradition. This family-owned and operated cellar door and vineyard, managed by father and son team Glenn and Alex Travers, offers an unforgettable wine and cellar door experience. As you step onto the picturesque grounds, you're transported to a world where vines whisper stories of time-honoured craftsmanship.

3 Enchanting Venues for High Tea Escapades

 

Craigie Knowe Vineyard offers more than just exceptional wine - it provides a modern take on High Tea amidst the historic vines. The gourmet vineyard platter is a masterpiece of culinary delight, featuring Coal River Farm and Pyengana Dairy cheese, Casalinga Tasmanian cured meats, Tasmanian smoked Atlantic salmon, homemade Cabernet paste, dip, olives and crispy cos lettuce.

This delectable assortment is beautifully complemented by slices of Pigeon whole sourdough. It's a High Tea experience that fuses tradition with contemporary tastes, allowing guests to bask in the serenity of the vineyard while savouring exquisite flavours.

There’s nowhere quite like Worn-Out-Wares Café, affectionately known as an eclectic one-stop shop for lovers of fine things, in the historic town of Singleton. Housed in a delightful building adorned with French doors and rustic brick archways, this establishment is part café, part florist and part homewares shop. It's a place where good old-fashioned country charm meets the allure of European-inspired courtyards adorned with a treasure trove of unusual finds, both old and new.

3 Enchanting Venues for High Tea Escapades

 

Here the High Tea experience takes place in the floristry space, where vintage China and glassware adorn tables amidst a sea of flowers. As you settle in, a variety of premium loose-leaf teas are offered, allowing you to savour your cuppa at your own pace. The seasonal selection of sweet and savoury treats is a highlight, featuring finger sandwiches, smoked salmon blinis, tarts, quiches, freshly baked scones and more. It's a floral High Tea experience that envelops guests in the charm of the countryside and the elegance of European inspiration.

In the heart of Collingwood, maximalism meets the decadence of old-world Europe at Mamor Chocolates & High Tea Szalón where luxury resides in every detail. Chandeliers glisten overhead and guests lounge on plush velvet furniture while sipping from vintage tea cups poured from polished silver pots. Mamor Chocolates is a High Tea and chocolate dining destination like no other, exuding opulence and decadence.

3 Enchanting Venues for High Tea Escapades

 

Offering an array of High Tea packages to cater to every taste regardless of your choice, expect nothing short of extravagance. The handmade confections, artisanal chocolates and sumptuous savouries are a testament to the craftsmanship and artistry that defines this establishment. Whether you're indulging in a rich chocolate High Tea or a traditional tea experience, you'll be transported to a world of lavishness and culinary delight, where every bite and sip is a symphony of flavours and elegance.

Featured Locations

Craigie Knowe Vineyard

Head to the oldest vineyard on the East Coast of Tasmania, Craigie Knowe on Glen Gala Road in Cranbrook, for wine and a cellar door experience to remember. This family-owned and operated cellar doo...

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Worn-Out-Wares Cafe

There’s nowhere quite like Worn-Out-Wares Café, affectionately known as an eclectic one-stop shop for lovers of fine things, in the historic town of Singleton. Set in a delightful building fitted o...

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