
We took the option of relaxation and culture when Marko paid us a visit on Saturday, choosing the Shadowfax Vineyard for afternoon lunch and wine tasting. Shadowfax is a cellar door with style, its open steel and glass high roofed dining room, complemented by live acoustic afternoon sessions at the weekend. The menu is uncomplicated with choices down to excellent antipasto, salads and wood fired pizza, but it is served so well, that you admire if for its simplicity. The pizzas have creativity in thought, Alison's potato, ricotta and rosemary pizza sounded a little strange in conception, but tasted delicious. My simple margarita was so good, and the basil so aromatic, I was momentarily transported to the back streets of Naples. Marko loved his pork sausage, fennel, mozzarella & thyme too. The winter sun filled every corner of the restaurant through the stylish windows, creating a lively and bright setting, with terrific views onto the terrace and greenery beyond.
We had the most wonderful afternoon, staying long after the band stopped playing, but enjoying it so much, we barely noticed.... and not a pot of warm beer in sight.
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