Wine Regions of Australia: Hunter Valley Wines
Hunter Valley Wines and Hunter Valley Wineries
One of the best known and also the most visited wine regions of Australia is the Hunter Valley in NSW. Apart from their beautiful wines, it's popularity is probably partly due to the Hunter Valley's high visibility, being only 2 hours drive north of Sydney.
The Hunter Valley is also Australia's oldest wine-producing region. Wine grapes (as distinct from table grapes) have been grown and processed in the Hunter Valley for more than 180 years.
The region is unofficially divided into the Lower Hunter and Upper Hunter Valley with one official sub-region Broke Fordwich.
Signature wine varieties: The signature varieties of Hunter Valley wines include Semillon, Chardonnay and Shiraz.
Harvest time: Late March to late April.
Climate: The region has a hot, humid summer and cool winter.
Hunter Valley Wines
With more than 70 Hunter Valley wineries, you'll find it difficult to visit all of them in a day or two and taste their wines as well. So, this is where Online Hunter Valley Wines comes in - you can enjoy the boutique Hunter Valley wineries experience from the comfort of home.
You could start with some of the beautiful wines from these Hunter Valley wineries:
Apthorpe Estate - http://www.boutiquewineries.com.au/winery/apthorpeestate
Catherine Vale Vineyard - http://www.boutiquewineries.com.au/winery/catherinevalevineyard
Foate's Ridge - http://www.boutiquewineries.com.au/winery/foatesridge
Kelman Vineyard - http://www.boutiquewineries.com.au/winery/kelmanvineyard
Tranquil Vale Vineyard - http://www.boutiquewineries.com.au/winery/tranquilvale
PS. Quote of the Day - "Good wine is a necessity of life for me." (Anonymous)
One of the best known and also the most visited wine regions of Australia is the Hunter Valley in NSW. Apart from their beautiful wines, it's popularity is probably partly due to the Hunter Valley's high visibility, being only 2 hours drive north of Sydney.
The Hunter Valley is also Australia's oldest wine-producing region. Wine grapes (as distinct from table grapes) have been grown and processed in the Hunter Valley for more than 180 years.
The region is unofficially divided into the Lower Hunter and Upper Hunter Valley with one official sub-region Broke Fordwich.
Signature wine varieties: The signature varieties of Hunter Valley wines include Semillon, Chardonnay and Shiraz.
Harvest time: Late March to late April.
Climate: The region has a hot, humid summer and cool winter.
Hunter Valley Wines
With more than 70 Hunter Valley wineries, you'll find it difficult to visit all of them in a day or two and taste their wines as well. So, this is where Online Hunter Valley Wines comes in - you can enjoy the boutique Hunter Valley wineries experience from the comfort of home.
You could start with some of the beautiful wines from these Hunter Valley wineries:
Apthorpe Estate - http://www.boutiquewineries.com.au/winery/apthorpeestate
Catherine Vale Vineyard - http://www.boutiquewineries.com.au/winery/catherinevalevineyard
Foate's Ridge - http://www.boutiquewineries.com.au/winery/foatesridge
Kelman Vineyard - http://www.boutiquewineries.com.au/winery/kelmanvineyard
Tranquil Vale Vineyard - http://www.boutiquewineries.com.au/winery/tranquilvale
PS. Quote of the Day - "Good wine is a necessity of life for me." (Anonymous)
2 Comments:
It's so good to finally be able to buy the boutique wines from Hunter Valley online. It certainly will save me a lot of travel time. Thanks.
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Anonymous, at 5:44 PM
Yes, now you can enjoy tasting more wines from the comfort of home!
Cheers!
Jodie
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Jodie, at 6:30 PM
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