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  • SIP, SUPPORT AND CELEBRATE: Hunter Valley toasts to womenโ€™s leadership this IWD

    SIP, SUPPORT AND CELEBRATE: Hunter Valley toasts to womenโ€™s leadership this IWD

    The Hunter Valley is set to mark International Womenโ€™s Day 2025 with a powerful celebration of female leadership in the tourism, hospitality, and wine industries held at Circa 1876 in Pokolbin. Hosted by marketing professional and 2023 Hunter Valley Young Achiever of the Year, Jenna Vaughan, alongside Circa 1876 Executive Chef Joey Ingram, the event welcomes attendees of all genders to join in the festivities. Kicking off the day is the Femme Festival, a showcase…

  • WINE NOT: De Iuliis launch DeLuxe new cellar door experiences

    WINE NOT: De Iuliis launch DeLuxe new cellar door experiences

    Hunter Valley winemakers are starting to get very excited for vintage 2022, and one of them is now giving you the chance to experience the process from press to bottle as the harvest rolls in. The team at De Iuliis Wines have announced new DeWine and Hunter DeLuxe experiences that will take vino connoisseurs into the heart of their onsite winery. “Being able to open our winery doors to showcase the passion, innovation and craftsmanship…

  • BARRELLED: Your guide to Newcastle’s ultimate Wine, Beer and Food Festival

    BARRELLED: Your guide to Newcastle’s ultimate Wine, Beer and Food Festival

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    A wave of flavour awaits you at Barrelled, Newcastle’s newest Wine, Beer & Food festival. The event, happening on the 16th & 17th of March is part of the 2019 Surfest calendar, and we’ve got all the info you need to make the most of it. WINERIES Organisers of Barrelled have put together a lineup of wineries even the biggest wine boffin would be impressed with. During the Festival you’ll have the chance to sample…

  • IN VINO VERITAS: Grapes of Mirth to bring hilarity back to The Station

    IN VINO VERITAS: Grapes of Mirth to bring hilarity back to The Station

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    Do you love nothing more than having your ribs tickled while quaffing some of the best wine the Hunter Valley has to offer? Well, you’re in luck because some of the country’s top mirth makers are headed to The Station next month for Grapes of Mirth. After a killer 2019 lineup that saw the likes of Sam Simmons, Merrick Watts, Denise Scott and Health Franklin, split sides left right and centre, this year’s iteration has…