Looking for a Hunter Valley experience that goes beyond the usual wine tasting? Savannah Estate has paired two of life's greatest pleasures, premium wine and handcrafted gourmet pies, to create something truly memorable.

You're standing in the middle of Australia's most visited wine region, with more cellar doors per square kilometre than anywhere else in the country. The only question is where to start. That's exactly what Wine & Dine Hunter Valley is built for.

There are wineries that make good wine, and then there are wineries that make a place feel like home. Gartelmann Wines and The Deck Café Lovedale, huddled side by side along Lovedale Road in the heart of the Hunter Valley, have always been both, and as Gartelmann marks its 30th anniversary in 2026, the estate is doing so with the kind of quiet confidence that only comes from decades of doing things right.

There's something about a craft beer that tastes even better when there's a chill in the air. As the Hunter Valley settles into its cooler months, the vines stripped bare and the mornings sharp with frost, The Valley Brewhouse comes into its own as one of the region's most welcoming and characterful places to pull up a chair and linger a little longer.

When the craving for something a little different hits, Ocha Japanese & Thai Restaurant at Cessnock's historic Railway Hotel has become the Hunter Valley's go-to for authentic Asian dining. As the sister venue to Oishii Japanese & Thai Restaurant, Ocha has quickly carved out its own devoted following, and it's easy to see why.

Few names in the Hunter carry the weight of Ben Ean.

When most people think of the Hunter Valley, wine is the first thing that comes to mind. But nestled among the vines with sweeping views of the Great Dividing Range, Pokolbin Cider House has been quietly rewriting the region's drinks story one beautifully crafted cider at a time.

There are places you visit, and places you keep coming back to. Hunter Valley Resort + Farm, on the corner of Hermitage Road and Mistletoe Lane in the heart of Pokolbin, has a way of becoming the latter.

Nestled in the heart of Hunter Valley wine country, the Pokolbin Market is the kind of place that turns a lazy Sunday morning into something to look forward to all week. Located at 691 Hermitage Road, Pokolbin, the market runs every Sunday from 8am to 1pm, and has become a weekend favourite of locals and visitors alike!

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

Welcoming visitors to the Hunter Valley's famed wine country, The Valley Brewhouse stands as a testament to both regional history and the evolution of Australia's craft beer movement.

Tucked away in the rolling hills of the Upper Hunter, Pukara Estate has become one of Australia’s most recognised names in premium olive oils and vinegars. For more than two decades, the brand has stood at the intersection of tradition and innovation, bringing the distinct flavours of the Hunter Valley to kitchens across the country. Today, under the stewardship of Steve and Racquel Goodchild, Pukara Estate continues to thrive - Hunter-made, family-run, and passionately commi

As the Hunter Valley shakes off winter chills and bursts into brilliant spring blooms, there's no better time to experience everything that Hunter Valley Resort + Farm has to offer. This extraordinary 100-acre playground in the heart of Pokolbin is where families create memories, friends reconnect, and the best of Wine Country comes together in one spectacular location.

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.