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PRODUCE DINING WINERIES ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT THE HERITAGE Treats freshly baked 100% Fresh cream Birthday cakes Fresh Coffee Home of the famous Killer Vanilla April at the Heritage Tavern in Balnarring sees the willows lose their leaves, the fireplaces are lit and that coolness settles earlier in the evening. The roasts are cooked every Wednesday and Chef Brent starts to offer his slow cooked specials. With a focus on f ootball, this year The Heritage now has a sports pick machine for the footy tipping. With $300,000 up for grabs along with mini prizes of pots and stubbies provided by their suppliers, it’s the best place to be on a cold autumn day. Thanks to Coopers, Red Hill and Mornington Peninsula breweries for their support. If you live near Balnarring it may be worth popping in, putting on your picks and stay to watch the football on the deck. Friday night also hosts the chook raffle, happy hour and a sausage in bread option for the kids to benefit the local junior football team. The other great news at The Heritage is Beef, having secured locally grown grass fed wagyu from a breeder 45 minutes from the Tavern. “These breeders are personal friends of the Heritage and we have struck a purchase deal,” says The Heritage’s own, Gail Loveridge. “This is truly an example of ‘Locals ( 72 The peninsula’s favourite funky SQUARE magazine supporting Locals’. This meat is accredited, outstanding quality and will make you drool. Most of this specialised beef heads to export markets as its marbling is a desired feature to the Japanese.” Enjoy the best of both worlds at The Heritage Tavern where the quality of the steak is second to none and the price of the dishes remains very reasonable. When you think steak or burgers, think Heritage Tavern. Just a note: Bookings are now being taken for Mother’s Day. Phone 5983 2597. fresh every month mornington PENINSULA Magazine