Wine Tours in the Hunter Valley – old proverb – you get what you pay for
There are so many different types and styles of Wine Tours in the Hunter Valley, that when it comes time to booking one and knowing what tour operator to go with, it can be confusing and can turn something that should be simple and enjoyable into an exercise in frustration. The old adage of ‘price
Dining on your wine tour – a layman’s guide to the non-negotiables!
Whilst food is a must when any wine tours or alcohol is concerned, what really is the best approach in terms of the substantial meal when enjoying a wine tour? Arguably fine dining in the Hunter Valley is offering lunch and dinner options that without question, are standing out above the usual competitive cohorts in
The Best Hunter Valley Hen’s Parties – Tips
It’s that time of the year again when Hens Tour’s in the Hunter Valley are being hastily organised and booked. Organising a Hens Wine Tour can be a nightmare for multiple reasons, particularly as the Spring wine tasting season in the Hunter Valley starts to escalate in popularity, thus competition for bookings is heavy. Here
Best Wineries Hunter Valley
This is not a list of the most popular, biggest or oldest producers in the Hunter Valley. Nor is it a list of cellar doors with 5 star James Halliday ratings, although most of them receive great reviews from the wine critics. The ’15 Best Wineries Hunter Valley’ focuses mostly on boutique producers with great wines,
diVine tours Shiraz
Our Shiraz Background Even before launching the tour company in 2006, I’ve had an interest in viticulture and winemaking. Since then, I’ve volunteered to help pick and prune in the vineyard as well as work in wineries. As a result, an opportunity came about in 2011 to make my own wine, the diVine tours Shiraz.
Hunter Valley grape varieties
When driving through the picturesque Hunter Valley, you’ll notice rows and rows of trellised grapevines. Some of the oldest in the world! Do you ever wonder what type of vines they are? They look similar for most of the year and then just before harvest you can easily distinguish the difference between white and red
