Thanks to the dedication and innovation of long-standing winemaker families and young entrepreneurs that are unafraid of experimenting, the Hunter Valley wine scene is leaps and bounds ahead of its competition.
Pioneer Pride
The pioneers first began planting vineyards in this region in the 1800s and most of them are still in operation today, having been handed down the family line for generations. Some of the oldest winemakers are Tulloch, Lindeman and Drayton – all wineries that are managed by fifth generations and Vat 1 Hunter Semillon fame, Tyrrell’s Vineyards that have been operating since 1963.
Wine Tours
Booking into one of the Hunter Valley hotels, tourists will always want to know more about possible wine tours in the area. These tours are a great way to learn about winemaking whether you are a seasoned connoisseur or just excited to try a glass. You can learn about the valley’s history and also experiment with fine wine tasting. There are tours for large groups and for small ones.
A Romantic Getaway
Plan a perfect romantic getaway if you are on your honeymoon or want to spend some quality time with your significant other. Book into a local resort like Oaks Cypress Lakes Resort and spend a quiet and elegant getaway in Australia’s oldest wine country.
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