Six wineries to visit in Broke Fordwich

When planning your next visit to the Hunter Valley Region, take the trail less travelled and immerse yourself in the stunning valley of Broke Fordwich. Home to some of the best boutique and sustainable wineries in the region and one of the most welcoming village-like communities, you’re in for a wholesome treat.

1. Krinklewood Estate

What are they pouring? French-inspired, biodynamic wines. The only biodynamic winery in the Hunter, in fact! Come for the stunning rosé (they’ve even got a non-alc option), immerse yourself in the provencal garden setting, and if you’re a club member or a wedding guest, you’ll be able to enjoy their Farmstay – which received a National Commendation Award for Small Project Architecture.

The Deets

Krinklewood Estate
712 Wollombi Road, Broke
(02) 6579 1322
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 2. Whispering Brook

What are they pouring? Portuguese varietals are their passion, sparked by a winemaking trip in Portugal. In time, they extended their offering to olives, a guesthouse and delightful foodie experiences like their wine and chocolate pairings and annual Olive Long Table gastronomic experience. After a white? Try their Arinto. Chasing a red? The Touriga Nacional will go down a treat.

The Deets

Whispering Brook
Rodd Street, Broke
(02) 6579 1382
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3. Greenway Wines

What are they pouring? The first Sparkling Fiano in the Hunter! Or perhaps Turkish delight characteristics mixed with citrus aromas are more your thing in the Fiano Gewurz. Then there’s the crisp Favoloso Fiano and the Campania methode traditionale Fiano. Family-run. Small-batch. One hundred per cent estate grown. And one of the most enchanting entries on foot as you walk the path to the small red barn. Sound delightful? It sure is!

The Deets

Greenway Wines
350 Wollombi Road, Broke
0418 164 382
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4. Kawal Rock Distillery

What are they pouring? Gin. Yup. Brandy. That too. Moonshine and moscato. Why not? The girls on the hill at Kawal Rock Distillery are mixing things up in Broke. A rustic cellar door, an eye-catching Tassie copper still and delicious hand-crafted spirits – like their Campfire Gin – will warm you up this winter! For something extra special, check out their Picnic in the Sky – they’ve teamed up with Hunter Valley Helicopters for this exclusive experience.

The Deets

Kawal Rock Distillery
260 Milbrodale Road, Fordwich
0409 126 876
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5. Margan Wines & Restaurant

What are they pouring? All Margan wines are estate-grown and made. Try their Chardonnays and Semillons, and their Shiraz and Barbera will be your perfect companions this winter. For one of the best meals in the Hunter, you can’t go past Margan Restaurant. It’s consistently awarded one-hat in the Good Food Guide. Find out why for yourself – book in for the Ultimate Margan Experience featuring a tour of the garden and winery before enjoying lunch.

The Deets

Margan Wines & Restaurant
1238 Milbrodale Road, Broke
(02) 6579 1372
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6. Winmark Wines

What are they pouring? Chardonnay. That’s it folks. Four distinctive and delicious Chardonnays. This is a tasting you won’t want to miss. Hopefully you’ll have the pleasure of meeting Karin Adcock, the founder of Winmark, after purchasing the property in 2016. Karin’s love of art is on show everywhere you look – in the onsite art gallery, across the entire vineyard on the sculpture walk, and also on the walls of each guesthouse.

The Deets

Winmark Wines
229 Wollombi Road, Broke
0429 265 268
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Claudia Monique

Partnerships Director.
Occasional Jazz singer, wannabe salsa dancer, passionate about regional eats, will travel for a good cuppa.

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