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GRAZE

We’ve teamed up with local business Grazing by Molly Jayne to offer gourmet grazing boxes for our guests, featuring local Tasmanian ingredients! Partnering with small businesses and showcasing local produce is an important part of what we do.
Please email us to enjoy a grazing box when you visit us at Bundaleera. Grazing boxes can be arranged with three-days notice. 

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Small grazing box – $55

Perfect for two, this box includes a trio of Tasmanian cheeses, crackers, dip, quince paste, seasonal fruits, sugared nuts, and pickles. Ideal for a relaxed afternoon at the cellar door or a cozy night in one of our farm-stay cottages. 

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Medium grazing box – $95

A generous spread for four, featuring all the small box inclusions, plus Tasmanian meats, honeycomb, and relish or chutney. 

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Grazing by Molly Jayne large grazing box with Bundaleera Vineyard Rose wine - For guests a

Large grazing box – $140

​Crafted for six, this box builds on the medium option with larger portions and the addition of sourdough bread. Perfect for long, lazy tastings with friends at the cellar door. ​

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Grazing by Molly Jayne Welcome box - For Bundaleera Vineyard and Farm Stay

Breakfast box – $100

A wholesome breakfast for two with sourdough, croissants, eggs, butter, honey, jam, muesli, yoghurt, and fresh fruit. Ideal for slow morning brunches while staying at our farm-stay cottages.​

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Grazing by Molly Jaye Welcome box with Bundaleera Vineyard Pinot noir wine

Welcome box – $90

​A mix of sourdough, butter, jam, honeycomb, seasonal fruit, cheese, crackers, and quince paste. A perfect arrival treat to graze on over a few days, especially if you're arriving later and need some Tassie produce to nibble on. 

VINEYARD & FARM STAY

CONTACT US

65 Correa Drive 

Relbia, Tasmania 7258

Australia

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bundaleera@outlook.com

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Eilin: +61 417 560 592

John: +61 408 433 128

Emily: +61 400 582 550

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WARNING

Under the Liquor Licensing Act 1990 it is an offence: a) for liquor to be delivered to a person under the age of 18 years (penalty: fine not exceeding 20 penalty units) and b) for a person under the age of 18 years to purchase liquor (penalty: fine not exceeding 10 penalty units).

Tasmanian Liquor Licence 75120794     |     ©2026 Bundaleera Pty Ltd

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