Went on a road trip from Sydney to the "Napa Valley" of New South Wales Australia. This winery was…read moreour first stop. Tasting was only 10$ per person and we went through a wide selection of whites, reds and sweeter wine. I realized that the experience could have been a bit better had we arrived there before the day was almost ending. The tasting felt a bit rushed but our sommelier was nice and helpful nonetheless. I liked the sparkling Shiraz and ended up picking up a bottle to go back home.

We had a perfect wine tasting experience here! And let me tell you, they have some great wines,…read moreespecially reds. Our guy was super friendly and accomodating and explained so much about every wine and what made it unique and special... we each bought 1 - 3 bottles (we were party of 5). I would put this on your "must-visit" list of wineries on any Hunter trip for sure.

Best white wine I have ever tasted! Only wish it was sold in the UNITED STATES…read more Great tasting and beautiful grounds. Staff was knowledgeable and very friendly as well. Highly recommended.

We visited Scarborough at midday on a Wednesday and it was nice and quiet with only a couple other…read moresmall groups wandering in. They offer a few different tastings, we went with the $5 13 wine and cheese tasting. Perfect timing between a big breakfast and a planned fancy dinner that night (yup, cheese and wine for lunch). It was really relaxed low pressure tasting while seated in air con. We really liked all the semillon and chardonnay, the cheese plate was basic but tasty. A cute thing is that they have postcard size cards with a recipe pairing for each of their wines, make sure to grab one if you buy a bottle. Also, the bathrooms were immaculate.

Lovely location with very nice scenery and gorgeous views. Extremely friendly and informative staff…read moreand the wines are pretty good. Really enjoyed the Semillon Chardonnay and the Petit Verdot.

Popped in on a Wednesday around 1pm and it was a tad busy but the service was good for our tasting…read more The grounds are beautiful, including vineyards, a pond, flowers and produce. The hanging trees dog is also an adorable addition. We enjoyed the wines, favorite being the vista shiraz!

Amazing views, fabulous historical buildings and artifacts, incredible service and excellent wine…read moretasting. Our server was friendly, informative and very generous with the pours. Don't miss this place. Plan ahead to arrive at the scheduled tasting times. Weekdays are optimal.

My favourite winery in the Hunter Valley! They make the best wine in the region, arguably in…read moreAustralia, and the location of the cellar door is stunning. I also love all of the family history they have - you can see the original timber hut that the founder built in the 1850s! The cellar door staff are professional story-tellers and have exceptional wine knowledge; unlike some wineries that seem to hire teenagers who just pour you wine and that's it. You can't visit the Hunter without going to Tyrrell's.

Very pleasant staff. We enjoyed our friendly server, Hamisch (spelling it wrong, I'm sure!). We…read moreordered the premium wine tasting of 7 of their wines. He gave us an extra tasting of one he thought I'd like better. He was knowledgeable about the grapes used and educated us on the various soils the grapes need. The view from up there is spectacular. Highly recommend.

Robin, our host was excellent!!! The wines were very nice and such a beautiful location. Highly…read morerecommend!

Lovely relaxing setting. Friendly, knowledgeable staff…read more Nice wines and ciders to choose from. Good service.

Worth the stop and trying their wines. I remember the White smoky flavour wine was pretty nice. The…read moregentleman who was with us was really funny and knowledgeable.

Amazing wine with workers who know their stuff! I came here with Kangarrific tours on a Hunter…read moreValley wine tour and this was one of 2 winery stops, and I'm so glad we came here! Neville handled our wine tasting, and he was knowledgable in the wines and was a great conversationalist. He even allowed us to try some wines that weren't on the wine tasting menu! The menu had a wide variety of whites and reds, and even some dessert wines, which I am personally more partial to. The wines, views, staff, and atmosphere were all equally amazing!

The wine was really quite good. I came here on a Hunter Valley wine tour. It's a very nice…read morefamily-owned winery. Out front there was some interesting sculptures that interested my 18 month old niece. We were seated around wine barrels used as tables andgot to try a good number of their wines. Particularly notable was their "Shareholder" Shiraz, which I picked up a bottle of. Others were very impressed with their "Moondance" dessert Gewurztraminer. All of their dessert wines have a "moon" theme. I liked it, but not enough to pick up a bottle. One interesting fact was that many of the wines are named after deceased members of the family that owns the winery. The "Shareholder" will someday be renamed after one of the family members that was serving another group. Hopefully it'll stay the "Shareholder" for a long time.

I cannot possible recommend this cellar door more! Their Sweet Mandala is great and easy to drink,…read moretheir cab sav is just awesome and smooth! Uses more traditional method to make wine, with the owner being a chemist himself basically constantly trying new mixes, you just constantly get new surprises from them! Honestly, know you won't believe me just by reading. Go try it yourself! Love it that they will walk through all wine when you go for the free tasting/sampling at their estate!

I visited a total of three wineries on my day trip to Hunter Valley, and this one was probably my…read morefavorite. The space is beautiful, with an open and airy tasting room overlooking the vast vineyard (one of the few wineries in the area that grows its own grapes). There's a little something different about the wines here--the flavors are something of their own. I brought back a bottle of their oaked semillon, which was light and refreshing and stored in California Oak barrels (I'd get the same thing back here in CA if I could, but you certainly don't see a lot of semillon around here), as well as a bottle of their shiraz, which had a peppery kick to it. The lady who led us through the tastings (we had come with a tour group) was very sweet and seemed to love her job. We ended our visit with a tour of the wine cellar and the lovely outdoor area of the building, which reminded me of being in Tuscany but is apparently modeled after Southern Spain. I loved all the little details of the decor. Definitely worth stopping at!