New Zealand is often referred to as Middle-earth. If you think that’s only thanks to its gorgeous landscapes, greenery, and a mountain range which fits almost perfectly into Tolkien’s descriptions, you might be delighted to find out there are even more similarities than that. For one thing, much like the hobbits, New Zealanders enjoy a good feast with some lively entertainment, loads of food, and free-flowing wine. New Zealand’s annual food festival is world famous, or as Pippin would put it, “a quality establishment. I hear the staff are VERY good.” Only instead of being something like an actual annual holiday, New Zealand’s food festival is truly a definition of a feast. Seriously – there are more than a hundred events in this year’s Wellington on a Plate, including the Wairarapa Wines Harvest Festival, Hokitika Wild Foods Festival, Havelock Mussel Festival, New Zealand Beer Festival, Marchfest, Dunedin Cadbury Chocolate Carnival, Visa Wellington On A Plate, Whitianga Scallop Festival, F.A.W.C! Summer Series, Taste Of Auckland, and Marlborough Food And Wine Festival.
In addition to all that, The Coco at the Roxy Cinema decided to launch Hobbiton on a Plate for Wellington’s Annual Food Festival. Roxy’s head chef Nic Spicer prepared the party’s theme, ”An Unexpected Party”.
In addition to all that, The Coco at the Roxy Cinema decided to launch Hobbiton on a Plate for Wellington’s Annual Food Festival. Roxy’s head chef Nic Spicer prepared the party’s theme, ”An Unexpected Party”.