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THE GRAPEVINE BLOG
Looking for the latest news, stories, tips and local knowledge to help plan your trip? Discover what is happening on the Hunter Valley Grapevine.
WHAT’S ON CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS IN THE HUNTER VALLEY
Here in the Hunter Valley we’ve decked the halls with over 4 million lights, prepped our kitchens for extravagant Christmas Lunch feasts and have the bubbles ready to pour. Here’s your extensive guide to what’s on this Christmas and New Years.
Where to find live music in the Hunter Valley
Here are some of the top places to kick-back to live music each weekend in the Hunter Valley. Whether you’re after sunshine, vine side acoustic blues in the afternoon or a sun-drenched beer garden with a band covering all the classics, sometimes ther...
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The Hunter Valley distillery trail
The Hunter Valley is becoming a vibrant destination for gin and spirit enthusiasts. Our expanding Hunter Valley distillery scene features unique spirits that showcase the creativity and craftsmanship of local distilleries. Whether you're a seasoned c...
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Family friendly activities in the Hunter Valley: Ultimate Guide to the Spring school holidays
With the warmer weather making a welcomed return, discover where to stay and play with the kids in the Hunter Valley. With a fantastic line up of activities, there’s no shortage of family fun to keep the little ones entertained. Here's to what to do ...
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Shiraz, Hunter Valley style
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 drinke...
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What's new in the Hunter Valley: Restaurants, Wineries & Luxury Stays
This winter a new winery with scenic views, many new restaurants and a luxury accommodation property have recently opened in the Hunter Valley and the glowing reviews are rolling in. From new share-style menus, to Mediterranean-inspired feasts and ba...
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The Best Wine Tours in the Hunter Valley
If you’re not sure how many wineries to visit in a day in the Hunter Valley, or what the best wineries are to visit, book a Hunter Valley wine tour and let the experts do it for you. Enjoy wine tastings at award winning Hunter Valley wineries, try th...
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Must-try food and wine pairings in the Hunter Valley
It’s no secret that wine and food is an irresistible duo. At many cellar doors in the Hunter Valley you’re likely to find yourself snacking on a decadent cheese board during your wine tasting, and for the sweet tooth, there are many irresistible choc...
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Ultimate Wellness and Day Spas in the Hunter Valley
Here in the Hunter Valley we invite you to take things at a gentler pace, to relax and unwind. . Maybe it’s the calming rhythm of rolling vines, or the simple pleasure of watching the sun set over the Brokenback Range with a glass of something local ...
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Spring Flings: Sip your way into Spring!
Spring in the Hunter Valley is simply not to be missed —there's no better way to celebrate the season than by gathering with friends for a day of exceptional food and wine under the warm sun. Picture yourself enjoying a leisurely long-table feast nes...
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16 Hunter Valley Producers Celebrated with Top Awards
The 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.
The allure of a roaring fire, a cosy dim lit restaurant and delicious food and wine. If we are speaking your language then don’t miss these fireside dining venues tucked away in the Hunter Valley.
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Grab your jackets, pack your bags and escape to the Hunter Valley these July school holidays with the whole family. The region is bursting with family-friendly events and activities, here are a few ideas to keep the whole family entertained this winter.
Recently coming second in the Top Tiny Tourism Town in NSW, Broke Fordwich is the ultimate place for those wanting to take the road less travelled. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Yellow Rock escarpment, Broke Fordwich is waiting to welcome you to unwind and reconnect to the simple life in its peaceful, secluded setting. Unearth some of the Hunter Valley’s best kept secrets, from trophy-winning wines and delicious local cuisines to idyllic accommodation. Plus, it’s just a two-hour drive from Sydney via the road less travelled, the Tourist Drive 33 scenic route.
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The Hunter Valley doesn’t slow down when the temperature drops, in fact winter is one of the most exciting times to visit. With a packed calendar of events from wine and food festivals to live music, winter markets, and cosy evening experiences, there’s always something happening. Grab your coat, rally your crew, and get ready to explore everything our region has to offer this season.
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