@iambenwolff This restaurant grows 90% of its ingredients within 100 meters. 🌿
Even the bread.
Welcome to Brae in rural Australia.
🌾 Heirloom wheat grown, milled, and baked on-site
🥕 Daily harvest shaping the tasting menu
🍯 Honey, eggs, olive oil all from the farm
🌱 Closed-loop system with zero waste
And you can stay overnight.
Six eco-suites powered by solar, surrounded by the land that feeds you.
This is farm-to-table taken to its absolute peak.
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The creator uses a greenscreen format to introduce viewers to Brae, an acclaimed Australian restaurant. He details their extreme farm-to-table approach, highlighting how they grow, mill, and bake their own wheat, and source eggs, honey, and olive oil on-site. He then pivots to explain their closed-loop sustainability practices, including daily composting, regenerative agriculture without synthetic chemicals, and their reliance on solar power and rainwater, ultimately showcasing the location as a pinnacle of eco-friendly hospitality.
This Australian restaurant grows 90% of its ingredients within a 100 meters of the dining room, including the wheat for bread that's grown, milled, and baked on-site.
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Creator speaking in the foreground while a sweeping, high-quality aerial drone shot of a lush, expansive green farm and property plays in the background.
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This restaurant grows 90% of its ingredients within 100 meters. 🌿
Even the bread.
Welcome to Brae in rural Australia.
🌾 Heirloom wheat grown, milled, and baked on-site
🥕 Daily harvest shaping the tasting menu
🍯 Honey, eggs, olive oil all from the farm
🌱 Closed-loop system with zero waste
And you can stay overnight.
Six eco-suites powered by solar, surrounded by the land that feeds you.
This is farm-to-table taken to its absolute peak.
📌 Save this for your food travel bucket list
👥 Share with someone who loves dining experiences
P.S. I break down extraordinary hospitality experiences like this weekly in The Modern Traveler Newsletter → link in bio ✉️
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THE WORLD'S 50 BEST RESTAURANTS
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This Australian restaurant grows 90% of its ingredients within a 100 meters of the dining room, including the wheat for bread that's grown, milled, and baked on-site. World's 50 best restaurants. Six eco friendly suites. Total farm immersion. This is Brae in rural Victoria, Australia, where world class dining meets a working 20 acre organic farm. Chef Dan Hunter opened Brae in 2013 with a vision. Create a restaurant completely rooted in its landscape. Today, 90% of fruits and vegetables come from Brae's own soil, harvested each morning for that day's menu. Heirloom wheat is grown, milled, and baked into sourdough bread within a 100 meters of the dining room. Free roaming chickens supply eggs. Beehives produce honey. Olive groves are pressed into a state oil. The farm composts a 100 kilograms of food waste daily back into the soil, creating a complete closed loop system. What makes Bray special is that it practices regenerative agriculture. Zero synthetic pesticides are fertilizers. They've planted thousands of native trees to create wildlife habitat and offset carbon. The restaurant runs on solar power generating 17 megawatt hours annually. Rainwater tanks holding a 160
