Best of · SYDNEY CHEESE TOURS
Dairies take small groups and market days come once a week, so the good cheese tours go early. Below: the 4 to book ahead, and how they differ.
Review of the Hunter Valley wine and cheese tour from Sydney, with boutique wineries, lunch, tastings, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“This was a great tour of the wines of Australia. We thoroughly enjoyed it . I highly recommend this tour .”
Explore Hunter Valley wineries from Sydney with tastings, a two-course wine-paired lunch, chocolate, cheese, and scenic countryside.
“Everything was well organised from the pick up though the whole day. The stops were well picked and we got some nice tastings accompanied by some snacks. The small group size of 11 people made it even better. The stop at the cheeRead more”
Review of a Hunter Valley day tour from Sydney with two winery tastings, paired lunch, chocolate, cheese, and practical travel tips.
“We were picked up right past 7 by Chen. He was greeting us with a smile and had made the effort to learn our names. He seemed knowledgeable and had picked some great wineries for us to try out; Audrey Wilkinson, Draytons and Savanah Estate (each providing 7-8 tastings). For lunch we were at the 4 pines farm, which was the only part of our itinerary not meeting our expectations; food was ok, but bland, but we were surprised that we were only able to have one sample (200ml) of beer with the food from this brewery (in comparison the wine glasses were generous at around 250ml). Overall good experience,…”
Taste Hunter Valley Semillon and Shiraz, meet boutique winemakers, enjoy artisan cheese and lakeside lunch on a small-group Sydney tour.
“The first winery, Sadler’s Creek was excellent, the others were very good. Lunch was well organised and tasty. Timing was very good, we didn’t feel rushed at all.”
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