Few names in Australian wine carry the weight, respect, and recognition of Brokenwood Wines.

The Deck Café and Gartelmann Wines have long been one of the Hunter Valley’s most recognisable and beloved destinations.

When restaurateur Jen O'Brien and Chef Brian Duncan opened Hunters Quarter in 2016, they brought a vision of fine dining to the Hunter Valley that would set a new benchmark for the region. Nestled within the premium Pooles Rock Vineyard in Pokolbin, their restaurant has become synonymous with elegant, seasonally driven cuisine and breathtaking vineyard views.

Escape to Kelman Vineyard this summer for their signature Sips & Crisps experience, running every weekend through the season. Nestled in the Parish of Pokolbin beneath Mount View, this distinguished boutique winery invites visitors to discover an innovative tasting that perfectly captures the essence of summer in the Hunter Valley.

As temperatures rise and outdoor entertaining becomes the norm, the Hunter Valley's diverse wine portfolio offers the perfect liquid companion for every summer occasion.

In the world of Hunter Valley wine, few names resonate quite like Tamburlaine Organic Wines.

Summer in the Hunter Valley brings long days, warm evenings, and the perfect excuse to explore new wine destinations – and at Latitude 32 Wines on Hermitage Road, the festive season offers something extraordinary for visitors seeking a fresh experience.

There’s a fresh energy moving through Bimbadgen Estate as one of the Hunter Valley’s most recognisable wine and hospitality destinations steps confidently into a new chapter. With key leadership appointments, rising winemaking talent, and a renewed culinary vision at Esca Restaurant, Bimbadgen is embracing change while staying true to its heritage.

Latitude 32 Wines has released its Wonnarua Range, created in partnership with the Wonnarua People, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which the winery stands in Pokolbin.

There's something magical about the pop of a cork and the cascade of bubbles rising in a glass – it's a sound that instantly transforms any moment into a celebration. As the festive season approaches, sparkling wine takes centre stage once again, but its role has evolved far beyond the midnight toast.

If the Hunter Valley had a single location that captured its spirit, its sense of family, flavour, and generous hospitality, it would be Ben Ean.

The Hunter Valley Boutique Winemaker's Show began in 1989 with just eleven wineries, serving as a competition to evaluate wines made from grapes grown in the Hunter Valley by boutique winemakers and providing an opportunity for small winemakers to showcase their wines to consumers.

Spring – that glorious season when the Hunter Valley bursts back to life, the vines awaken with fresh growth, and suddenly all we want is to be outdoors with a glass in hand and good food on the table.

Perched on a ridge in Pokolbin with sweeping views of vines and the Brokenback mountain range, Bonvilla Estate is a destination where wine, beauty and hospitality meet in perfect harmony.

Spring in the Hunter Valley has always been magical, but at Latitude 32 Wines on Hermitage Road, this season brings something extraordinary – the perfect convergence of a winery hitting its stride and nature's annual renaissance.

The Hunter Valley comes alive this September with the D'Vine Wine and Food Festival, showcasing Pokolbin's culinary and viticultural excellence. Scheduled for 19-21 September, this weekend extravaganza offers once-yearly experiences that are unmissable for food and wine enthusiasts.

In the sun-drenched vineyards of Australia's oldest wine region, a pink revolution is quietly unfolding. The Hunter Valley, celebrated worldwide for its distinctive Semillon and robust Shiraz, has embraced the global rosé renaissance with characteristic Australian flair. What was once dismissed as a frivolous summer sipper has evolved into one of the wine world's most exciting and fastest-growing categories.

With spring arriving in wine country, Hungerford Hill is offering a collection of wines that showcase the season's lighter, fresher characteristics, making them ideal companions for warmer-weather entertaining.

In the heart of the Hunter Valley, third-generation winemaker Savannah Peterson has crafted a beautiful story that unfolds across two distinctive cellar doors, united by a shared passion.

In the heart of Lovedale on the stunning grounds of Gartelmann Wines, The Deck Cafe has become one of the Hunter Valley's most beloved dining destinations. Located on the deck overlooking the dam in young forest bushland, this family-owned establishment offers an unforgettable experience that perfectly captures the essence of Hunter Valley hospitality.