AWA’s involvement extends to a new Beef Australia key event, the eagerly anticipated Wagyu Long Lunch, on Monday, 6 May 2024, 11.30am – 3.00pm.
Join us from for a delightful fare in The Long Paddock, The Wagyu Long Lunch, where passion for exceptional cuisine meets the perfection of Australian Wagyu beef.
The Wagyu Long Lunch will be a highlight of the Beef2024 event calendar and is poised to attract diverse interest from the Australian Beef community, providing a unique luxury dining experience highlighting Wagyu beef on the centre stage for the first time at Beef Australia.
This is a ticketed event which includes a three-course lunch and beverage package.
Immerse yourself in all things Wagyu in a week-long exhibition escaping the Rockhampton heat at the specialty-built Australian Wagyu Association’s ringside display suite (sites O24-O26).
Keep an eye out for more updates to come soon.
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