Hunter ValleyNew South Wales
 Tyrrells
The story of Tyrrell's Wines is inextricably linked to the story of wine in Australia
It is a story about pioneers, men and women who transformed the Hunter Valley of NSW, planted grapes there, and looked for better ways to make wine. English immigrant Edward Tyrrell planted his first vines in the Hunter Valley in 1858 establishing Tyrrell's Wines after receiving a land grant in apparently poor pastureland in the lee of the Hunter Valley's Brokenback range.

Hunter Valley Wines by Tyrrells

Tyrrells Belford Chardonnay»
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Tyrrells Belford Semillon»
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Tyrrells Brokenback Shiraz 2011»
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Tyrrells Hunter Valley Chardonnay»
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Tyrrells Hunter Valley Chardonnay 375ml»
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Tyrrells Hunter Valley Semillon»
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Tyrrells Hunter Valley Shiraz»
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Tyrrells Hunter Valley Shiraz 375ml»
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Tyrrells HVD Semillon»
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Tyrrells Lost Block Chardonnay 2012»
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Tyrrells Lost Block Semillon 2015»
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Tyrrells Mothers Shiraz»
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Tyrrells Old Hut Shiraz»
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Tyrrells Old Winery Chardonnay»
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Tyrrells Old Winery Rose 2012»
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Tyrrells Old Winery Semillon 2013»
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Tyrrells Old Winery Verdelho»
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Tyrrells Pokolbin Hills Semillon»
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Tyrrells Sparkling Pinot Chardonnay»
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Tyrrells Special Aged Tawny»
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Tyrrells Special Release Fiano»
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Tyrrells Special Release Gamay»
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Tyrrells Special Release Gewurztraminer»
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Tyrrells Special Release Grenache»
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Tyrrells Special Release Pinot Noir»
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Tyrrells Special Release Pinot Shiraz»
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Tyrrells Special Release Sangiovese»
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Tyrrells Special Release Shiraz»
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Tyrrells Special Release Tempranillo Rose»
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Tyrrells Special Release Verdelho»
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Tyrrells Stevens Semillon»
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Tyrrells Stevens Shiraz»
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Tyrrells Vat 1 Semillon»
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Tyrrells Vat 47 Chardonnay»
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Tyrrells Vat 6 Pinot Noir»
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Tyrrells Vat 63 Chardonnay Semillon»
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Tyrrells Vat 8 Cabernet Shiraz»
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Tyrrells Vat 9 Shiraz»
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Other Wines by Tyrrells

Tyrrells Lost Block Cabernet Sauvignon 2013»
Limestone Coast
Tyrrells Lost Block Sauvignon Blanc 2015»
Orange
Tyrrells Lunatiq Shiraz»
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Tyrrells Old Winery Cabernet Sauvignon»
Tyrrells Old Winery Pinot Noir»
Tyrrells Old Winery Semillon Sauvignon Blanc»
Tyrrells Old Winery Shiraz»
Tyrrells Old Winery Traminer Riesling 2015»
Tyrrells Rufus Stone Heathcote Shiraz»
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Tyrrells Rufus Stone McLaren Vale Shiraz 2013»
McLaren Vale
Tyrrells The Lucas Semillon Sauvignon 2008»
Frankland
 Tulloch
The Tulloch story began in 1843 when James Tulloch arrived in Australia from his homeland of Scotland
In 1895, Jame's grandson, John Younie Tulloch (J.Y. Tulloch) owned the Branxton General Store and accepted an unusual settlement for a debt owed to him - a 43 acre property in nearby Pokolbin. Tulloch took an immediate liking to the property and the five acres of neglected Shiraz vines it contained and undertook his first foray into viticulture and winemaking, which began the family tradition.

Hunter Valley Wines by Tulloch

Tulloch Verdelho»
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Tulloch Verscato»
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 See Saw
Semillon from Australia’s Hunter Valley meets Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand's Marlborough, to create a blend offering the best of both worlds, a perfectly balanced wine with an appropriate name
Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc are considered a perfect match because one compliments the other, bringing all the desired flavours and complexity of a great wine together. Semillon adds the texture, body and richness to Sauvignon Blanc and Sauvignon Blanc offers the structure, raciness and backbone to Semillon. A cross-Tasman marriage of components, blended to create a wine offering the best of both worlds, makes a perfectly balanced drop with an appropriate name – See Saw.

Hunter Valley Wines by See Saw

See Saw Semillon Sauvignon 2012»
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 Scarborough
Specialising in Chardonnay but also producing other traditional premium Hunter varieties, Scarborough has established itself as a leading wine brand
Scarborough has been producing its unique style of wines since 1987. The estate continues to be one of the few companies to be based exclusively around Hunter Valley wines, and have been awarded a 5-star rating by James Halliday for being an outstanding winery capable of producing wines of the highest calibre. Ian Scarborough specialises in Chardonnay, from the full-flavoured Yellow Label to the light, crisp Blue Label style, this varietal has become synonymous with Scarborough!
 Pooles Rock
Poole’s Rock Vineyard was founded 1988 in the Broke Fordwich district of Hunter Valley by McQuarie banker David Clarke
Located thirty kilometres west of the main Hunter vineyard region, the original 32 hectare property is named after the monolith on its southern boundary, which in turn takes its name from a prominent local character who lived in the area over 100 years ago. Four prime hectares were planted solely to chardonnay vines, an endeavour described by legendary Australian winemaker, Murray Tyrrell, as the viticultural showpiece of Hunter Valley. David Clarke spent two years in search of this ideal site, one that would provide a suitable microclimate and alluvial soils conducive to the production of premium chardonnay. He engaged viticultural consultant Di Davidson to assist with the vineyard’s design. Development and planting commenced in spring 1988. They took meticulous care in establishing the vineyard, which is fully irrigated. The vines are now fully mature and producing remarkable quality fruit.

Hunter Valley Wines by Pooles Rock

Cockfighters Ghost Verdelho 2011»
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Other Wines by Pooles Rock

Cockfighters Ghost Cabernet Sauvignon 2013»
Langhorne Creek
Cockfighters Ghost McLaren Vale Shiraz 2014»
McLaren Vale
Cockfighters Ghost Merlot 2012»
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Pooles Rock Pinot Noir»
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 Pepper Tree
Although Pepper Tree winery is sited in the Hunter Valley and founded as a Hunter Valley winery, the winemakers believe that grapes grown in other regions exhibited characters that should be explored
Over the years Pepper Tree have acquired vineyards in the Orange, Wrattonbully and Coonawarra growing areas to enable the winemaker production of varietal wines that either did not grow as well in the Hunter Valley, or are different expressions of a particular varietal that are of interest to connoisseurs of fine wines. The character and complexity reflected in the Appellation wines are an expression of diverse vineyard resources. A second is the balance and elegance in the Multi-Regional range of varietals. These are blends of a varietal wine made from grapes grown at two or more of vineyards that vary from year to year. All Pepper Tree wines are produced, aged and bottled at the winery.
 Mount Pleasant
McWilliam’s Mount Pleasant Estate nestled in the slopes of the Brokenback Range in the Hunter Valley was established in 1921 by legendary winemaker, Maurice O’Shea
The Griffith-based McWilliam family, already a famous Australian wine company, purchased a half share of the Estate and encouraged O’Shea to continue with his winemaking style and creations. McWilliam’s acquired the remaining share in 1941. It was with the McWilliam family’s financial backing O’Shea selected and purchased the Lovedale and Rosehill properties and planted them in 1946. O’Shea’s groundbreaking work has been kept alive by revered winemakers Brian Walsh and Phil Ryan. The fact that there have been just three Chief Winemakers at Mount Pleasant since 1921 has ensured consistency of wine style and quality.
 McGuigan
McGuigan Wines is the culmination of the McGuigan family's involvement in the Australian wine industry for more than fifty years
Brian McGuigan is recognised as a trailblazer in viticulture, with world class vineyards utilising best viticultural practices. McGuigan was named Australian Wine Company of the Year at the 2003 Winestate Magazine Awards. The Award was given on the strength of McGuigan's wines in extensive tastings run by the magazine during the past 12 months. All the tastings are run 'blind', assuring that wine quality is the only measure.

Hunter Valley Wines by McGuigan

McGuigan Bin 7000 Chardonnay»
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Other Wines by McGuigan

McGuigan Bin 3000 Merlot»
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McGuigan Black Label Red»
 Lindemans
Lindemans promise more than the partnering of quality grapes and craftsmanship. Every wine contains the spirit and passion of founder Dr Henry J Lindeman
A graduate of London’s famous St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, Henry Lindeman discovered winemaking while travelling through Europe in the late 1830s. Fascinated by wine’s medicinal benefits, he devoted much of his time to learning the skilful craft. In 1840, he returned to England to marry Eliza Bramhall and within weeks, the couple embarked on a four-month voyage to start a new life in the Australian colonies.
 Lakes Folly
Lake's Folly was the first new vineyard in the Hunter Valley last century, established by Max Lake and his family in 1963 and the first boutique winery in Australia
At the time of its establishment very little premium wine was drunk, there was no capital to invest, and Cabernet was an unproven grape for the area. Its name was almost a foregone conclusion and Lakes Folly was born!

Hunter Valley Wines by Lakes Folly

Lakes Folly Cabernets 2010»
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 De Iuliis
De Iuliis are a Hunter Valley producer who are gaining remarkable critical accliam, purely on the basis of their superlative wines
Originating from Italy the De Iuliis family have made the Hunter region their home since 1960. After a long successful career in the Hunter mining industry, Joss and Anna De Iuliis were inspired to follow their family passion for wine and chose a property in the Lovedale Road region of the Lower Hunter Valley, converting a grazing property into a 20ha vineyard with the first vines planted in 1990. For the first decade they provided fruit for some of the Hunter Valley’s biggest names. It wasn't until their son Michael finished his postgraduate studies in Oenology at the world renowned Roseworthy campus (Adelaide University) in 1999 with remarkable results that dynamic of the business changed from grape growing to wine production.
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Cleanskin
 Brokenwood
Established in 1970, Brokenwood Wines has evolved from a weekend venture for self-professed hobby winemakers into one of Australia's most reputable wine labels
Brokenwood was founded by a trio of Sydney-based solicitors, Tony Albert, John Beeston and James Halliday, who paid a then record price of $970 per acre for a 10-acre block in the foothills of the Brokenback Ranges. The original block - originally planned as a cricket ground for the local community was planted with Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz.
 Allandale
Established 1978, Allandale is a story of dedication, passion for the vine and excellence in winemaking
The original 1890s Allandale wineworks had a capacity of 518,000 gallons and included some fine stocks of claret and hock. It was one of the early pioneers of the Hunter Valley wine industry, exporting vintages to enthusiasts of Australian wine throughout the British Empire. In 1891 Allandale was awarded the champion medal for NSW and received over 70 awards in exhibitions around the world. It was technologically advanced for the time, separating the stalks from the fruit before pressing, employing centrifugal pumps for racking the ferments. Historical records are scarce on who owned and operated the old Allandale Winery and why it ceased operation in the late 1920s.

Hunter Valley Wines by Allandale

Allandale Aged Semillon»
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Allandale Old Vines Semillon»
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Allandale Semillon»
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Allandale Verdelho»
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