• Hunter Valley - Travel in style to and from the Hunter Valley Vineyards in a luxury vehicle, with each journey taking approximately 2 hours.

The Hunter Valley, located north of Sydney in New South Wales, is a prominent wine region in Australia, boasting a rich viticultural history that dates back to the early 1800s. Renowned for its Semillon and Shiraz varietals, the area is home to numerous wineries, including both globally recognized brands and charming family-run boutique operations. Most wineries are situated south of the Hunter River and offer wine tastings at their cellar doors, along with vineyard tours.

• Drayton’s Family Wines - Enjoy wine samples paired with a delightful cheese board.

Drayton’s Wines, the oldest winery in Pokolbin and one of Australia’s oldest, combines over 170 years of winemaking expertise with modern techniques and equipment to craft exceptional wines, liqueurs, and fortified tawnys. Nestled in the heart of Hunter Valley, this local business is built on a passion for wine and a commitment to quality, earning numerous awards and accolades over the years. The Drayton Family began their journey in the Hunter Valley in 1853, and over five generations, they have established one of Australia’s most iconic and respected wine brands.

• Audrey Wilkinson Vineyard - The Audrey Wilkinson Cellar Door, located on a foothill of the Brokenback Mountain Ranges, is a must-visit site in the Hunter Valley. With panoramic 360-degree views and a spacious colonial-style cellar door, it is one of the region’s most popular destinations.

The cellar door staff are dedicated to ensuring each visitor feels welcome and leaves with unforgettable memories. Guests can explore the winemaking museum, housed in the original winery, which showcases the Wilkinson Family history and features heritage-awarded original open cement vats. The museum also displays various barrels and winemaking tools, accompanied by an audiovisual presentation. Entry to the onsite museum is free and aligns with the Cellar Door’s operating hours.

• Tyrrell’s Wines - As one of Australia’s most successful family wineries, Tyrrell’s has evolved significantly over the past 45 years from its humble beginnings. Vat 1 Semillon is a standout in the Australian show system, and Vat 47 Chardonnay is a leader in its variety. The estate includes over 100 hectares in the Hunter Valley and 26 hectares in Heathcote. In 2017, Tyrrell’s acquired the 13.5-hectare Stevens Old Hillside Vineyard on Marrowbone Road, with 6.11 hectares planted to Shiraz, including a 1.1-hectare block from 1867. The remaining vines, planted in 1963, include Shiraz and Semillon. Of the 11 blocks of vines over 100 years old in the Hunter Valley, the Tyrrell family owns 7.
• Hunter Valley Chocolate Company - Chocolate lovers will delight in the offerings at Hunter Valley Chocolate Company. Known for their quality, rich flavors, and irresistible taste, they use only the finest Belgian and Swiss Couverture chocolate. Visit their factory in the heart of the Hunter Valley to witness the creation of chocolate masterpieces by owner Peter and his team.
• Binnorie Dairy - Binnorie Dairy is a leading producer of soft cheeses in Australia. Visit their state-of-the-art cheesemaking center and retail store to sample and purchase their exquisite cheeses.

Their offerings include the flagship, gold-medal-winning marinated feta, the indulgent triple cream brie, and creamy labna. Goat cheese enthusiasts will find a variety of options, such as Buche de chèvre, vine-ash goat cheese log, spreadable chevre with dill, or plain chèvre, perfect for baked tarts or salads. Don’t miss their washed rind cheese, a soft, surface-ripened white mold cheese with a distinctive orange rind, sure to impress at any gathering.

• Hunter Valley Visitor Information Centre - Situated in the heart of Hunter Valley Wine Country, the accredited Hunter Valley Visitor Information Centre is the ultimate destination for visitors seeking to explore the area’s diverse attractions and experiences.

The friendly staff are ready to help craft the perfect itinerary and assist with bookings for accommodation, dining, tours, attractions, cellar doors, and experiences. The Centre’s Gift Shop offers a wide selection of local products, including award-winning produce, handmade goods, artisan products, and Hunter Valley souvenirs. It also features authentic local Indigenous products and artworks for purchase. Shop Hunter Valley provides handmade hampers available for collection at the Visitor Centre, ideal for any occasion.

• Blaxland Inn - Enjoy a one-course lunch with a drink at Blaxland Restaurant. The menu is provided on the day, with some meals subject to a surcharge. Most dietary requirements can be accommodated.

• Private transportation
• Admission fees
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages

• Tea and coffee
• Snacks

Embark on a delightful journey through the scenic Hunter Valley, celebrated for its exceptional wines and gourmet treats. This day tour from Sydney provides exclusive tastings at three of the oldest wineries in the Hunter Valley vineyards, rich in history and offering the chance to enjoy premium wines while taking in the breathtaking vineyard views. Visit Draytons Wines 1853, Tyrrells Wines 1858, and the renowned Audrey Wilkinson 1866.

Indulge in visits to local cheese and handcrafted chocolate shops to delight your taste buds. With a flexible lunch option at charming venues and engaging commentary from expert guides, this tour is perfect for all wine enthusiasts, making it an ideal getaway for couples.

• Enjoy premium wine tastings at the 3 oldest and most renowned wineries in the Hunter Valley vineyards
• Includes a one-course lunch and drink, with most medical dietary requirements accommodated
• Visit local cheese and chocolate shops for a gourmet experience
• Experience a personalized day tour atmosphere

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.