
Kebab & Wine is back. Gather your friends for signature chicken or lamb kebabs, crispy fries, and a handpicked selection of familiar, budget-friendly wines.
Explore wines from Jérôme Bretaudeau and Château Yvonne, or keep things refreshing with a Starward Highball.
Free-standing with limited seating on a first-come, first-served basis.
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🕕 From 6:00 PM onwards
🍸 Wines by the glass or bottle & a Starward whisky cocktail
💰 Chicken Kebab: HK$208 / Lamb Kebab: HK$248 per person + 10% service charge
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🍽️ Food Menu
Chicken Kebab — HK$208 per guest
Lamb Kebab — HK$248 per guest
Sauce Blanche | Harissa | Salade | Tomate | Onions
Pick your sauce for the fries: Harissa | Garlic White | Algérienne
Caramelized Croissant — HK$78 per serving
Vanilla Ice Cream | Hazelnut Praliné
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🍷 Drinks Menu
White | Jérôme Bretaudeau
• Muscadet Theia 2025 — Glass HK$106 / Bottle HK$480
• Muscadet Clos des Perrières 2023 — Bottle HK$660
• Vin de France Macération 2024 — Bottle HK$900
• Muscadet Gaia 2022 Magnum — HK$1,500
Red | Château Yvonne
• Saumur Champigny La Folie 2023 — Glass HK$110 / Bottle HK$500
• Saumur Champigny 2023 — Bottle HK$700
• Saumur Champigny 2023 Magnum — HK$1,400
Cocktail | Starward Whisky
• Highball — Starward Solera, Soda Water, Dehydrated Lemon — HK$128
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🏡 Featured Producers
Jérôme Bretaudeau | Muscadet, Loire Valley, France
Based in Gétigné, Jérôme Bretaudeau began building Domaine de Bellevue from his family’s small vineyard holdings, becoming a full-time independent grower in 2005. His estate achieved organic certification in 2012, followed by biodynamic certification in 2020. Alongside Muscadet’s signature grape, Melon de Bourgogne, he grows less expected varieties such as Chardonnay, Savagnin and Merlot. Experimentation with grape varieties, ageing vessels and maturation times gives his domaine a distinctive identity that reaches well beyond traditional Muscadet.
Château Yvonne | Saumur, Loire Valley, France
Located in Parnay, Château Yvonne has been led by Mathieu Vallée since 2007. A winemaker’s son who left engineering for the vineyard, Vallée has shaped an estate centred on Chenin Blanc and Cabernet Franc, grown on the region’s limestone soils. Organic farming has been practised since 1997, with biodiversity and careful soil management central to its approach. In the cellar, native yeasts, long ageing and minimal sulphur additions reflect a philosophy of limited intervention, allowing the vineyards and each vintage to define the wines.
Starward | Melbourne, Australia
Founded by David Vitale in 2007, Starward set out to make an approachable whisky with a distinctly Australian identity. Its use of local wine barrels and Melbourne’s fluctuating temperatures plays a central role in maturation, while the city’s food culture inspires whiskies intended for sharing around the table. Although best known for its red-wine-cask expressions, Solera, featured in this evening’s highball, matures in Australian Apera fortified-wine barrels, developing notes of caramel, crème brûlée, dried fruit and spice.


Explore South Australia through six distinctive pours, starting with Chardonnay and moving through three expressions of Shiraz before finishing with ginger wine.
Highlights include Shiraz from vines over 110 years old and a single vineyard at an elevation above 280 metres. Taste them alongside MEZZO’s specially designed menu, compare your favourites and discover how each pairing changes what you notice in the glass.
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🍷 The Wines
• Angove Wild Olive Chardonnay, McLaren Vale, South Australia (Reception)
• Lou Miranda Estate Leone Chardonnay, Barossa Valley, South Australia
• Angove Wild Olive Shiraz, McLaren Vale, South Australia
• Angove Angels Rise Vineyard Shiraz, Clarendon, McLaren Vale, South Australia
• Lou Miranda Estate 1907 Heritage Series Old Vine Shiraz, Barossa Valley, South Australia, 2018
• Stone’s Original Green Ginger Wine, South Australia
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🍽️ The Menu
• Welcome Canapés: Caviar & Ricotta Cheese | Prosciutto with Fig | Shrimp with Olive Oil & Garlic
• Romaine Hearts with Tuna Tataki & Ponzu Dressing
• Pappardelle with Sea Urchin in Lobster Sauce
• Five Spice Seared Duck Breast, Apple Compote & Pomegranate Balsamic Syrup
• Australian M5 Wagyu Beef Striploin, Garlic and Truffle Mashed Potato, Masala Morel, Roasted Asparagus & Carrot
• Mini Baked Alaska
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🍇 Meet the Producers
Angove Family Winemakers
Founded in South Australia in 1886, Angove brings five generations of family winemaking to the table. With a strong focus on organic viticulture and sustainability, the family produces wines that explore the character of McLaren Vale and other Australian regions.
Lou Miranda Estate
A family owned boutique winery in Rowland Flat, Barossa Valley, Lou Miranda Estate is run by Lou’s three daughters, Lisa, Angela and Victoria. Its centenarian vines offer a connection to the region’s vineyard heritage, making its Old Vine Shiraz a fitting highlight of the evening.
Stone’s
With roots dating back to London in 1740, Stone’s brings a different tradition to the lineup. Its Original Green Ginger Wine combines wine grapes and ginger, following a recipe with more than 250 years of history.


Explore the role of acidity in wine through a two-hour advanced palate training workshop led by Corinne Mui.
Blind taste eight wines, comparing their acidity levels and developing the vocabulary to describe what you perceive. Guided exercises focus on sharpening your sensory analysis and recognising differences across the tasting.
An opportunity to refine your palate through focused practice, building greater precision and confidence in your assessment of acidity.
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🍷 Eight wines tasted blind, with a focus on acidity
🎙️ Educator: Ms. Corinne Mui, Chief Educator at CorVino
🗣️ Language: Cantonese | Course materials in English
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🎯 What You’ll Learn
• Recognise and distinguish different levels of acidity in wine
• Describe acidity using professional tasting terminology
• Develop advanced sensory analysis skills through targeted palate exercises
• Apply your learning through a blind tasting of eight wines
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🎙️ About the Educator
Ms. Corinne Mui | CorVino
CorVino’s Chief Educator, Corinne Mui, leads this session with a focus on acidity recognition and sensory analysis. Through guided exercises and blind tasting, participants will practise identifying acidity levels and describing them with greater precision.


Explore South Africa’s cool-climate winemaking through six Newton Johnson wines, with vintages spanning 2022 to 2024, in a relaxed, discussion-led tasting.
From crisp Albariño and coastal Chardonnay to earthy Mourvèdre and expressive Pinot Noir, compare the nuances of aroma, texture and structure across the selection.
Discover how vineyard slopes, clonal choices and ageing approaches shape each wine, with a focus on the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley.
Join Kyle for generous pours, friendly conversation and a closer look at what’s in your glass.
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🎙️ Hosted by Kyle from Wine N Things
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🍷 The Wines
• Newton Johnson Albariño 2024
• Newton Johnson Southend Chardonnay 2024
• Newton Johnson Family Vineyards Chardonnay 2024
• Newton Johnson Family Vineyards Falkirk Mourvèdre 2022
• Newton Johnson Family Vineyards Pinot Noir 2023
• Newton Johnson Single Vineyard Windansea Pinot Noir 2023
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🧀 The Bites
A light selection of cheese and traditional South African dried meats to enjoy alongside the wines.
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🍇 Meet the Producer
Newton Johnson — Upper Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, South Africa
Founded in 1995 by Cape Wine Master Dave Johnson and his wife Felicity, Newton Johnson is a second-generation family estate near Hermanus. Their sons Bevan and Gordon, alongside Gordon’s wife Nadia, carry forward the family’s passion for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Atlantic breezes and granite soils shape the estate’s pursuit of freshness, finesse and vineyard expression, while its pioneering work with Albariño and exploration of Rhône varieties reveal a broader side of South African winemaking.


Don Pedro launches The Good Bottle Club with an evening dedicated to Catena Zapata. Discover five wines paired with a specially curated five-course menu, bringing together Argentinian steak, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec.
Compare two Chardonnay cuvées before moving to Birth of Cabernet and Malbec Argentino. Roasted Argentinian strip loin with bone marrow bordelaise meets the 2022 Malbec Argentino, while the 2005 vintage accompanies dark chocolate tart and preserved strawberry. It’s an opportunity to explore the nuances between younger and mature vintages, while getting to know one of Argentina’s most celebrated producers.
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⏰ 5:30 PM onwards
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🍷 The Wines
• Catena High Mountain Vines Chardonnay 2024
• Catena Alta Chardonnay 2023
• Catena Zapata Birth of Cabernet Cabernet Sauvignon 2022
• Catena Zapata Malbec Argentino 2022
• Catena Zapata Malbec Argentino 2005
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🍽️ The Menu
• Fritura Mixta, Crispy Vegetables, Garlic-Chimichurri Aioli
• Bluefin Akami, Dulce Tomate, Green Olive
• Seared Beef Tongue, Romesco, Butternut Squash
• Roasted Argentinian Strip Loin, Bone Marrow Bordelaise, Crispy Potato, Glazed Carrots
• Dark Chocolate Tart, Preserved Strawberry
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🏛️ About the Producer
Founded in Mendoza in 1902 by Italian immigrant Nicola Catena, Catena Zapata has a family winemaking heritage spanning four generations. Renowned for its pioneering work with high-altitude vineyards in the Andean foothills, the estate helped establish Argentina’s reputation for world-class Malbec. Nicolás Catena Zapata and his daughter Laura have combined vineyard exploration with scientific research to uncover the potential of Mendoza’s mountain terroirs.
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🍷 About The Good Bottle Club
Don Pedro’s easy-going wine dinner series brings together featured wineries, sommelier friends and the local community for great bottles and generous plates. Each edition pairs selected wines with a specially curated menu, with producer visits, guest picks and bottles worth taking home at the heart of the series.


Join Rizzy for its 10th Wine Social, featuring Villa Papiano and the wines of Modigliana. Explore six wines alongside Italian cheeses, Nebrodi black pig cold cuts and Rizzy’s signature bites, with winery representatives sharing the stories behind each pour.
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🕢 7:30 to 9:30 PM
🎟️ HK$428 per person
🍷 Six glasses of Italian wine
🍽️ Signature small bites, cold cuts and cheese
🗣️ Guided by representatives from Villa Papiano
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🍷 The Wine Menu
White Wines
• Strada Corniolo Trebbiano 2024
• Terra! Bianco 2025
Red Wines
• Papiano Centesimino 2022
• Prè Sangiovese Predappio 2021
• Modigliana Papesse 2024
• Modigliana Vigna Probi 2022
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🍽️ The Food Menu
• Parmigiano Reggiano cheese platter, aged 24, 30 and 48 months
• Mini lobster pani puri
• Nebrodi black pig cold cuts: salami, loin and pancetta
• Italian meatball with tomato sauce
• Wagyu beef brioche slider with truffle mayo
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🔎 What You’ll Explore
• Two white wines, followed by Centesimino and three expressions of Sangiovese
• The influence of mountain vineyards and contrasting soils
• Food and wine pairings across aged cheeses, seafood and savoury bites
• Stories about the estate’s vineyards and winemaking, shared by winery representatives
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🍇 About the Producer
Villa Papiano | Modigliana, Italy
Run by the four Bordini siblings, Villa Papiano is a family-owned organic and biodynamic winery in the Apennine mountains, near the border between Romagna and Tuscany. Its modern wine project began in 2001 with the restoration of old terraced vineyards. Surrounded by forests, the vines grow at elevations of 450 to 570 metres on marl and sandstone soils. The estate focuses on native grape varieties, with indigenous yeasts and minimal intervention in the cellar allowing each vineyard’s character to come through.




