Tyrrell's 'Stevens' Shiraz 2017

The 3,000-hectare Hunter Valley is Australia’s oldest viticultural area, with the Hunter Valley Vineyard Association (HVVA) dating back to 1847. Located inland from Newcastle in New South Wales, the region’s loamy vineyards are located at between 100 and 240 metres above sea level. Today the Hunter Valley, one of Australia’s most visited wine region, is all about peeling back layers of discovery. Learning that Hunter Valley Semillon is a unique Australian white wine which keeps getting better with age. Understanding that the region’s warm and humid growing conditions combined with red clay loam soils produce some of Australia’s most famous Shiraz. Discovering that the region’s young winemakers are exploring innovative new varieties and styles such as Tempranillo, Barbera and Fiano. Local Knowledge, explore fine dining at Spicers Restaurant and main stay Muse. Visit Harkham cellar door for some delicious wines made with minimal intervention.