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Eat & DrinkSydney

A gold star for a Captain Cook Cruises Gold Lunch

by Lisa Perkovic 19 December, 2018
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Captain Cook CruisesLonging for long summer lunches and care free afternoons? Shake up your Sunday sessions next year with Captain Cook Cruises’ Gold Lunch Series. Sydney harbour, six courses, drinks and a super yacht – this is the luxe way to wine and dine at sea.

Captain Cook Cruises’ Gold Lunch Series take place on board their flagship MV Sydney 2000. It’s a seafood and wine dining extravaganza that showcases amazing local producers. The monthly lunches have different themes – think Ocean Fizz, Pink Gin, Vino Boato and even Christmastide (Christmas in July!). We checked out the their recent Spring ‘Aqua Tonic’ offering for a sneak peek, which brought together Tasmania’s famous Huon Salmon and Ocean Trout delicacies and renowned Tyrrell’s wineries’ Pinot Brut, Semillon, Chardonnay, Shiraz and Tawny range. A match made in heaven!

Lunch starts by launching from King St Wharf, kick starting the sailing with salmon sliders and delicate lemon, ricotta and salmon blinis, paired with a toast using Tyrell’s Chardonay Pinot Noir Brut NV.  Now you’re cruising!  The starter, a mouth watering trio of oysters with salmon roe, ginger and a hit of chilli goes down a treat with the Tyrrell’s Hunter Valley Semillon 2018. 
A refreshing citrus sorbet clears the pallette and you’re ready for entrée – an exquisite rosette of smoked Huon ocean trout, served with shaved fennel, dill, capers and black caviar.

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There’s time to savour the incredible harbour views on the open deck before returning for mains – in this case, a premium Huon Tasmanian salmon fillet,  married with fresh seasonal garden vegetables drizzled with lemon infused oil and capers. The pairing the Tyrell’s Hunter Valley Chardonnay 2017 seals the deal. You’re well and truly in your happy place when dessert – a tiramisu and matching special aged tawney arrives.  Then it’s time to just relax, soak in the afternoon sun and enjoy the spectacular views, reminded that like all great things, it’s all about the journey not the destination!

Its time to reward yourself with an unforgettable summer afternoon experience that lets all your cares just….  drift away!

Captain Cook Cruises: Gold lunch series
Leaves from Whark 1, King St Wharves
Sundays, once a month
From $129 pp, bookings essential
See https://www.captaincook.com.au/sydney-harbour-cruises/lunch-cruises/gold-lunch-series/

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Lisa Perkovic

Lisa used to use Sydney as a base to drop off souvenirs before heading off on the next adventure but these days she’s got her feet almost on the ground, with a desire to try every high tea in Sydney, and a cute cavoodle puppy at home. Travel writer, photographer and Kitchen Aid freak, she loves to eat, bake and write.

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