Events

Special Degustation Dinner at Calico Jacks
in support of Whale Song
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Saturday 17th of July 2010
$220.00 per Ticket (Strictly Limited)
Whale Song Fundraising Dinner

Sunday 2 May 2010
TSB Arena, Queens Wharf
10.00am - 4.30pm
Come & see us and be in to win a memorable Degustation Dinner matched with wines for two guests.
Sunday 6th June 2010
A Tale of Two Islands - New Zealand's
Martin Bosley
Daniel Apls at Strathlynn
Daniel Alps at Strathlynn, 95 Rosevears Drive, Rosevears
Price $195 per person
For bookings contact Strathlynn on 03 6330 2388
Join New Zealand's award winning Martin Bosley as he fulfils his food philosophy; eat what's in season, what's local and what's fresh and let it please the eye and the palate. Martin will create a delicious luncheon with the very best of Tasmania's produce matched with local cool climate wines. Joining him in the kitchen will be head chef Daniel Alps. The lunch will be hosted by lover of all things Tasmanian, particularly the wine, wine writer for The Australian and Australian Gourmet Traveller, Max Allen.
Savour Tasmanina 2010
Read more on Foodex 2010
The Kapiti Food Fair
5 December 2009
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Midland Park
Thursday the 13th of August 2009
At 12pm today Martin Bosley will open his fine dining experience up to all Wellingtonians. The outdoor restaurant in Midland Park will be open from lunchtime today, serving a three course gourmet meal. Dinner from 5pm - 7pm. This amazing food experience will be open for one day only and everything that is served will be completeley free of charge.
"Frankly iI want everyone and anyone to be able to experience my"World" first hand. It just seems like such a good idea - it's a bit guerilla, but its bold, audacious and very,very Wellington.
Dine with Dish & Glenfiddich
Wednesday September the 9th
Tickets $95 per guest - limited space available
Read more here
Past events
Cloudy Bay Pinot 2009
Saturday 27th June 2009
Cloudy Bay Vineyard
Taste World-Class Pinot Noir
Cloudy Bay warmly invites you to Marlborough for Pinot at Cloudy Bay, our 10th annual celebration of our passion for this alluring varietal. This is a unique opportunity to savour a magnificent collection of Pinots sourced from some of the world's finest Pinot Noir producers.
At long tables set between rows of barrels within our barrel cellar, you will taste 18 international benchmark Pinots from the 2006 vintage, each carefully selected for its distinctive regional expression. The line up this year includes an enticing range of globally acclaimed Pinots from Burgundy, Oregon, California, Australia and New Zealand.
Relax with World-Class Food and Cloudy Bay Wines
Emerging into the light at the conclusion of the tasting, you will enjoy Cloudy Bay Pelorus and canap?s in anticipation of a long lunch, lovingly hand-crafted by esteemed New Zealand chef and friend of Cloudy Bay, Martin Bosley.
Martin shares a zeal for food which reflects our own passion for winemaking. He captures the beauty of fresh, seasonal and local produce with his own stunningly unique signature. Exclusively for Pinot at Cloudy Bay, Martin has designed a sumptuous menu to match the full range of Cloudy Bay wines.
Whether you already share our love for the mysterious beauty of Pinot, or wish to discover its seductive appeal, Pinot at Cloudy Bay is truly the most enjoyable way to celebrate exceptional wine and exceptional food.

Sunday's from 14th June 8.30am - 12.30pm
Martin Bosley's will be cooking delicious vadouvan spiced fish at the market on Sunday the 21st of June. Available for sale at the Martin Bosley's stall will be a range of spices - Duck spice, Ten spice & Voudavan spice, along with Lemon syrup & Palm sugar dressing all from the Restaurant kitchen.
The City Market – a new weekly food and wine market showcasing local artisan products and producers – opens on Sunday 14 June. Situated alongside the existing Waitangi Park outdoor market, the City Market is set to make the Wellington waterfront the number one weekend destination for top quality local cuisine and entertainment.
The City Market, championed by award-winning chef Martin Bosley and Rachel Taulelei of local food company Yellow Brick Road, will bring a stellar line-up of local artisan food and beverage producers together under one roof at Chaffers Dock Function Centre. It will also feature wine tastings, event previews, chef demonstrations, and entertainment.
The Atrium,
Chaffers Dock,
1 Herd Street,
Wellington
T: + 64 4 920 8301
F: + 64 4 920 8303
E: info@citymarket.co.nz
W: www.citymarket.co.nz
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Friday 28 August and Saturday 29 August 2009
The world’s finest brewers will be attending the 2009 BrewNZ international beer awards. Guests can sample the craft beers on offer at Beervana, a two-day celebration of the flavour and aroma of quality beer. Martin will be cooking at Beervana to show guests all about perfect beer and food matches.
Friday 9 October to Sunday 11 October 2009
The Poronui food and wine weekends are special events for discerning guests. Martin will be cooking at Poronui in October. To find out more, visit Poronui’s website.
Saturday 2 May and Sunday 3 May 2009
Come and be inspired by Martin at an exclusive cooking class being held at Ruth Pretty’s Cooking School. Learn new techniques and exciting flavour combinations that you can easily replicate at home. Spaces are limited so book now.
Saturday 18 April 2009
The SKYCITY Dining for a Difference charity dinner is one of Auckland’s most prestigious fundraisers. The brainchild of Peter Gordon, this event will see 13 renowned chefs, including Martin Bosley, dazzle diners and raise funds for the Leukaemia and Blood Foundation.
Guests don’t know who will be cooking for them before they arrive at the venue. Table numbers are drawn out of a hat and each chef will cook a four-course meal, with wine matches, for two tables of 10 guests. Tickets to Dining for a Difference always sell out fast. You can get yours by emailing lbf@leukaemia.org.nz.
Here you can watch Martin's speech from the 7x7 Ideas Forum held in Wellington on 4 August 2008.
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