Tag: Hunter Valley

Hunter Valley winery you need to visit

Posted: 17/07/2024

Nestled in the heart of New South Wales, the Hunter Valley is a premier destination for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Known for its sprawling vineyards, the region boasts some of Australia’s finest wines and offers visitors a chance to tour world-renowned wineries. Beyond its wine heritage, the Hunter Valley is also home to stunning landscapes, including rolling hills and lush countryside that provide a perfect backdrop for outdoor activities such as hot air ballooning, horseback riding, and hiking. With charming villages, gourmet restaurants, and vibrant local culture, the Hunter Valley promises an unforgettable escape for travellers seeking both relaxation and adventure. Nestled in the heart of New South Wales, the Hunter Valley is a premier destination for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Known for its sprawling vineyards, the region boasts some of Australia’s finest wines and offers visitors a chance to tour world-renowned wineries. Among these, the much-loved Hunter Valley winery, Harkham, is set to open a restaurant on their grounds on Thursday 18 July. The restaurant will have a relaxed atmosphere, with a simple menu designed for sharing and live music from local talent on Saturdays from 3-6pm. Harkham is a small, family-owned and operated winery set in the heart of the Hunter Valley, overlooking the picturesque Brokenback Range. Here, the focus is on small batch single-vineyard varietal wines which are hand-harvested and left to ferment with minimal intervention. The Harkham family released their first vintage in 2005, and were the first Hunter Valley winery to produce natural and orange wines,… Read More

Category: AUSTRALIAN FOOD, CITIES, FOOD & DRINK, LIFESTYLE, SYDNEY

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Visit the Hunter Valley: top things to do

by THE F

Updated: 03/01/2023

The Hunter Valley, also known as the Hunter Region, is a big tourist attraction in New South Wales. Being located near the State capital, it’s perfect for Sydney-born individuals and all sorts of visitors, as it provides both one-day trips and multi-day experiences. If you too will find yourself in this area rather soon, here are a few things you should not overlook. Try some delicious food First and foremost, you want to check out the local food as it’s literal heaven for foodies. You will get to try all sorts of foods like grapes, olives, cheeses, chocolates, chutneys, honey, and aromatic oils. As there are many acclaimed restaurants in the area, you will not lack options. For breakfast, visit Café Enzo or Myrtle & Stone. You can have lunch at Muse Kitchen or éRemo Restaurant. For dinner, consider Hunters Quarter or EXP. If you’ll be there for a few days, why try them all? While there, you might also be interested in taking cooking classes. There are a few places to choose from, such as Majors Lane Cooking School and Hunter Valley Cooking School. Taste amazing wines In addition to delicious dishes, you will also be able to try some amazing wines. You’re probably aware that Hunter Valley is famous for being home to many wineries. Luckily, most of them allow visitors and are delighted to show them how the wine is made. In some, you can even try grape stomping to see how wine used to be made before heavy machinery was introduced…. Read More

Category: COLLABORATION

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