1. Chef Apoorva Kunte and Supercheese owner Jeremy Spradbery with cheese snacks at at High Cheese, The Westin Melbourne
    Photograph: Supplied | Chef Apoorva Kunte and Supercheese owner Jeremy Spradbery at High Cheese, The Westin Melbourne
  2. cheeses and cheese snacks and wine for High Cheese
    Photograph: Supplied | A variety of cheeses and snacks for High Cheese
  3. three tiers of cheese-centric food at High Cheese, The Westin Melbourne
    Photograph: Supplied | Cheese-centric high tea at High Cheese, The Westin Melbourne

High Cheese

This will be gouda – High Cheese is back at the Westin Melbourne for an un-brie-lievable feast
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Time Out says

What do you get when you cross cheese with high tea? You get High Cheese – an indulgent cheese-centric experience returning to the Westin Melbourne for its third year.

Taking over the hotel’s Allegro Restaurant from May 26 to October 17, this ever-popular event sees executive chef Apoorva Kunte joining forces with Richmond specialty cheese shop Supercheese, plus Punt Road Wines for a celebration of cheese and wine.

High Cheese gives your traditional high tea a delicious spin with a three-tiered menu that shines the spotlight on cheese. Think sweet and savoury bites with expertly paired wines – all designed to showcase the versatility of great (or should we say, ‘grate’?) fromage. It’s a brie-lliant excuse to spend an afternoon grazing.

Supercheese owner Jeremy Spradbery has selected cheeses for their quality, provenance and personality, drawing from niche local and international producers. Guests will move through a  progression of creations by chef Kunte, including a shared centrepiece and a final sweet offering, paired with a glass of Punt Road wine.

“Supercheese has an incredible eye for producers with real character,” says Kunte. “For us, it’s about showcasing cheese in a way that feels elevated, unexpected and true to the ingredient.”

To keep things fresh, the experience will evolve mid-season with a refreshed menu launching in August – which gives you a gouda reason to return.

High Cheese at Allegro Restaurant is available every Tuesday to Saturday from 5pm onwards until October 17. It's priced from $91 and includes a glass of wine by Punt Road Wines. Bookings are essential, so make yours here.

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Details

Address
The Westin Melbourne
205 Collins St
Melbourne
3000
Transport:
Nearby stations: Flinders Street
Price:
From $91
Opening hours:
5-9.30pm

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