Two Rivers is THE winery to visit when you're in the Hunter Valley. Their wines are amazing and so…read morereasonably priced. The views from the top of the hill are beautiful, especially at sunset. The owners, Brett and Linda, are delightful people so be sure to speak with them. If you get the chance, stay at the cabin on the winery grounds and enjoy life at the winery. You'll see stunning birds and lots of kangaroos on the property. I highly recommend Two Rivers Winery!

Excellent selection of whites, limited but good selection of reds. We managed to walk out with 5…read morebottles. Service was very friendly and helpful. The top feature of this winery is the view from up behind the cellar door. Ask for permission to drive up (which is not always given, depending on work activities in the vineyards). We got the ok and went up to the outlook over the valley and the two rivers. Absolutely fabulous.

My wife and I had such a wonderful time here on our honeymoon. We sat outside on a beautiful day…read morewhile the winemaker and another nice lady served us tastings of their entire wine list. Generous pours, excellent cheese/meat/cracker/nut/olive/and more platter. To die for blueberry gelato made on site. The staff is passionate and knowledgeable and I think genuinely enjoys everything they do there! Would be back in a heartbeat.

Suuper megadelicious wine. Beautiful, rustic winery. Strategic food pairings. Unique varietals. RUN!read more

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.

Fab winery-super casual tasting - willing to let us try every single wine to find one or more to…read moretake away. Friendly staff, spacious tasting area and super clever wine names. Best winery in the Hunter Valley!

Beautiful wines and beautiful pig puns. Their cellar dollar was done for us in the shed surrounded…read moreby wine being made, not the most luxurious but it was all about the wine. We probably bought too much here but it was hard to say no, our favourites were the Savvy Pig, Werewolf and Big Pig, we also enjoyed the House of Bricks and Rosed Pork.

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!