When most people think of Shiraz, they picture big, bold, brooding red wines. But in the Hunter Valley Shiraz is getting noticed as people veer away from big bold and high in alcohol wine styles. Some say Hunter Shiraz is Shiraz for Pinot Noir drinkers – it’s bright, fresh, fruit forward, versatile and full of character. It’s a fabulous balance between tradition and excitement as winemakers across the Hunter are crafting exciting new styles and blends that are catching the attention of sommeliers, wine lovers, and experimental drinkers alike.
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16 Hunter Valley Producers Celebrated with Top AwardsThe 2025 PKF Hunter Valley Wine Show was judged at the Lone Pine Barracks at the Singleton Army Base from Monday 11th to Wednesday 13th August, with the trophy winners’ luncheon celebrated today at Oaks Cypress Lakes Resort, with Johanna Griggs AM as Master of Ceremonies.
The Hunter Valley is Australia's oldest wine region and is synonymous with distinctive, medium-bodied Shiraz that speaks of place, precision and poise. And an uncanny ability to age.
Local dynamic winemaking duo Liz and Shaun Silkman’s – Silkman Wines – has been named amongst only 6 Australian wineries in contention for the prestigious title of Winery of the Year by the world-renowned wine bible – Halliday Wine Companion for its soon to be released 2025 edition.
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