Robbins Island wagyu Beef

Fourth generation cattle farmers, John, Keith, Alex and Chauncey Hammond, have been breeding wagyu beef cattle on Robbins Island since the early 1990s. During the iconic seasonal musters, bands of horsemen swim the cattle through saltwater channels at low tide to move them peacefully between grazing areas – 11 km between Robbins Island to the Tasmanian mainland. A perfect balance of renowned Japanese progeny, the temperate climate, clean air and pristine coastal environment of Robbins Island, and the Hammond families’ farming expertise; results in sought-after, prize-winning genes, high marbling characteristics and a truly unique Wagyu taste – in harmony with nature.

Look out for their products on local menus and at butchers.

ROBBINS ISLAND

@ 5-13 Johns St, Western Junction

T: 03 6391 8488

Robbins Island wagyu Beef

Fourth generation cattle farmers, John, Keith, Alex and Chauncey Hammond, have been breeding wagyu beef cattle on Robbins Island since the early 1990s. During the iconic seasonal musters, bands of horsemen swim the cattle through saltwater channels at low tide to move them peacefully between grazing areas – 11 km between Robbins Island to the Tasmanian mainland. A perfect balance of renowned Japanese progeny, the temperate climate, clean air and pristine coastal environment of Robbins Island, and the Hammond families’ farming expertise; results in sought-after, prize-winning genes, high marbling characteristics and a truly unique Wagyu taste – in harmony with nature.

Look out for their products on local menus and at butchers.

ROBBINS ISLAND

@ 5-13 Johns St, Western Junction

T: 03 6391 8488

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  • Offer an excellent, authentic experience connected to the Festival’s themes
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This opportunity is open to all prepared food sellers throughout the Circular Head municipality.

To qualify for participation in this project, participating businesses MUST

  • Prepare and present a signature dish that features local produce
  • Can be dine in or take away
  • Must make it available during your normal business hours from (11-20 Nov 22)
  • One Signature Dish ONLY per business 
  • No cost to participate
  • Business must Register their Signature Dish (with copy and images) by 1 August 2022.
  • Business must Report back to the Festival, the number & value of  dishes sold by 23rd Nov 2022.