For wine enthusiasts, when visiting Sydney, Hunter Valley is a must-visit destination.

Hunter Valley is the largest river valley in New South Wales, a famous tourist destination in Australia, and the most historic grape-producing region in Australia. With over 120 wineries, large and small vineyards and wineries are scattered along both sides of the main road. Many visitors sit in the wineries, under umbrellas or in the shade of trees, enjoying chilled red and white wines. The aroma of wine and the fresh scent of woods and grass drift through the air. We stopped by a winery along the way.

Hunter Valley is the most famous and acclaimed wine region in New South Wales, Australia, and also the oldest wine region, with the first vines planted in the 1820s. Today, it is also the most visited wine region in Australia.

On a sunny day, sitting under an umbrella or in the shade, enjoying a chilled white wine, let the grassy Hunter Valley Semillon wash away the summer heat completely.

To truly experience Australian lifestyle, besides the shopping centers and harbor beaches of Sydney, Hunter Valley, with over 120 wineries and various boutique resort hotels, can be considered a mirror of Australian leisure life. Only a two-hour drive from the central city of Sydney, Hunter Valley attracts a continuous stream of visitors year-round.

Hunter Valley has over 120 wineries of various types for you to choose from. Visitors can tour the vineyards and taste the locally produced wines.

In Hunter Valley, vineyards and wineries are everywhere. Each winery offers many wines for visitors to sample. At any winery's tasting area, staff will proactively hand you a glass and offer the winery's signature wines for you to taste, and not just one. They usually ask about your taste preferences after your first tasting, and then bring out more wines for you to try.

For wine enthusiasts, if you have the opportunity and circumstances permit, Hunter Valley is a place you must visit.

Thanks to Australia's excellent ecological conditions, the grapes grown locally are of high quality and variety. Some wineries also have their own vineyards, producing both grapes and fine wines.

Hunter Valley's vineyards.