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Wine Regions in NSW

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Beelgara winery, Griffith
Two Rivers Winery

Wineries in NSW

New South Wales is famous for its wineries, including the renowned Hawkesbury Valley, Mudgee and Hunter Valley towns which produce award-winning wines available for sampling at local cellar doors.

Best NSW Wine Regions

Since the first grapevine was planted at Sydney Cove in 1788, the wine industry in New South Wales has flourished.

Just two hours north-west of the city is the famed Hunter wine region. This is the oldest continuously planted region in Australia, producing acclaimed semillon, chardonnay and shiraz. The Hawkesbury Nepean region is also close to Sydney with historic villages and pretty wineries. The Southern Highlands is a more recent producer, well suited to producing delicious cool-climate wines.

There are delicious cool-climate wines produced in Orange and the Hilltops region near Young and excellent cellar doors and good dining options at wineries in Mudgee and Canberra.

The emerging New England North West region has a unique climate and soils that produce distinctive wines full of flavour. The Murray/Darling and Perricoota wine regions are based around the Murray River, producing shiraz, merlot, chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon grape varieties.

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  • Beelgara winery, Griffith

    Beelgara winery, Griffith

    The Beelgara winery cellar door showing a selection of wines and cheeses, Riverina. Image Paul Foley

  • Two Rivers Winery

    Two Rivers Winery

    Horse riding, overlooking Two Rivers Winery, Hunter. Image Denman Tourism

  • Hunter vineyard

    Hunter vineyard

    Vineyard in Hunter Valley. Image Philip Quirk

  • Roberts restaurant, Hunter Valley

    Roberts restaurant, Hunter Valley

    Lunch at Roberts restaurant at Tower Estate winery is one of the services Sydney Seaplanes provides. Image Sydney Seaplanes

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