
Life gets busy. Distance grows. Time slips away. Whether it's work, the cost of travel, or simply life's demands, many Australian families are spending less time together than ever before.
That's why Tahbilk, Victoria's oldest family-owned winery, is inviting one deserving family to reunite for a Long-Lost Lunch—a day to reconnect, share stories and create new memories around the table with our family.
We'll fly the winning family to our historic Tahbilk Estate, in Nagambie Victoria, for an unforgettable lunch this October, with flights/transfers and accommodation included.
Because some moments are too important to put off.
We're looking for families whose reunion has been far too long in the making. Perhaps it's:
Every family has a story, and we'd love to hear yours.
The winning family will receive:
Every family has a story, and we'd love to hear yours.

For more than 165 years, family has been at the heart of Tahbilk.
Generations of the Purbrick family have gathered around the same table to celebrate milestones, share stories and strengthen the bonds that matter most. We know that some of life's most meaningful moments happen over a meal.
Today, however, Australians are spending less time together. Family commitments, distance and the pressures of everyday life can make it difficult to reconnect.
The Long-Lost Lunch is our way of bringing families back together.


Joining us for this special occasion is Saroo Brierley, whose extraordinary journey to reconnect with his birth family inspired the award-winning film Lion. Having experienced the power of reunion firsthand, Saroo knows how life-changing these moments can be and is proud to help another Australian family reconnect.