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Top 7 Hidden Gems Things to do in Mudgee, New South Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Mudgee, Australia including Tour Mudgee Now & Then, SHORT SHEEP Micro-Winery, Mudgee Wines, Munghorn Gap Nature Reserve, The Drip Gorge, Lowe Wines, The Olive Nest & 1838 Wines.
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1. Tour Mudgee Now & Then
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5.0 based on 186 reviews
Private and customised tours of the Mudgee region and wineries for groups up to 11. Enhance your visit to Mudgee with "Tour Mudgee Now & Then". We can offer a completely flexible itinerary including the architecture, history and of course wineries of the Mudgee region. If you have particular wineries or locations you would like to visit let Mark know or leave it to him to customise the ultimate cellar door experience.
2. SHORT SHEEP Micro-Winery
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5.0 based on 311 reviews
Encounter Authentic Handpicked & Handcrafted wines. Join us for a wine tasting and conversation in the Micro-Winery!
Reviewed By ianmacd44 - Griffith, Australia
We were at Short Sheep again on our annual trip to Mudgee. As previously, it is an enjoyable cellar door, with interesting wines from which I always find something worth purchasing. This place is a great contrast to some of the bigger wineries of the area. The cellar door is appropriately small with a chance to take a peek into the winery. Sue and Tony are great on their ability to share what they are doing with the wines. It will be on our list again for our next visit to Mudgee.
3. Mudgee Wines
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
4. Munghorn Gap Nature Reserve
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4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By SonjaB60 - Kiama, Australia
Amazing views at the end of this very easy walk. It follows a fire trail but the views at the end are absolutely well worth the walk. Make sure you clamber up the rocks for better sights.
5. The Drip Gorge
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4.5 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By geoffreyff - Sydney, Australia
This is as good as a scenic walks gets - each 10 metres reveals new sites and amazing scenery- easy walk, plenty of places where you want to stop, go off the main track a little and be amazed by God's creation! drive north along Ulan Road about 50 kms north of Mudgee until you see the sign where you turn off to the right good track, high cliffs and unusual rock formations and crystal clear streams, beautiful colours....
6. Lowe Wines
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4.5 based on 564 reviews
I've only ever wanted to be a winemaker. I've been doing it now for 35 years - that's a good thing!I still love it. It's what gets me up in the morning, puts a smile on my face and provides the drive to keep doing it better and better.I can't separate any one part of winemaking over any other – it's the diversity of the activities from being on the tractor, amongst the vines, harvest, winemaking, bottling & packaging, marketing, selling and telling the story of Australian, NSW, Mudgee, Lowe, Louee and Tinja Wines that are all part of what I do.I want to take these grapes that I grow, get them in a bottle with as little intervention as possible and get them to you with a minimum of fuss and a maximum of excellence. Making great wine in a good year from lovely vineyards is easy. There are also years where it's tough for all in the industry, and as an organic grower and maker we have few weapons; this is when age and experience also helps.The pinnacle is good wine. I don't want to tell you that it's hand crafted or boutique produced or estate bottled, while it is all those things it is more important to me that it is honest and free of jargon and allowed to be - wine! Wine to be shared with friends and food and enjoyed not worshipped.I also love telling and teaching about wine. That's one of the reasons you're likely to see me at our Cellar Door. It's why I've started the Lowe Wine club to ensure our enthusiasts get our rare and museum releases along with the ‘Lowedown' three times a year.Drop in, drop me a line, enjoy a drop. David Lowe
Reviewed By Bulford1
It was a pleasure to visit Lowe’s yesterday, in particular owing to the kindness, charm and generosity of Doreen who works in the cellar door and Karen in the Zin kitchen. Doreen’s infectious smile was a delight, and when I asked about desert options she ran to the kitchen to speak to Zin house chef Karen, who quickly whipped up some apple cream pots, which Doreen then enthusiastically served us in the cellar door. These were of course not on the menu usually, so we felt very lucky to have been so accommodated. Thank you to Doreen and Karen for making our visit so special, and so memorable.
7. The Olive Nest & 1838 Wines
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4.5 based on 49 reviews
The Olive Nest, incorporating 1838 Wines, combines two sublime tastes located in the beautiful Mudgee Region of Australia. The Mudgee Region with its hot days, cool summer nights and its cold winter is ideally situated for the production of high quality Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO). These conditions together with our red clay loam over limestone soil is also perfect for the production of high quality red wines. A visit to The Olive Nest provides a unique experience, a chance to see how Olive Oil is produced together with tastings of our award winning oils and wines. Also available are a range of tapenade's & dips, salad Dressings & balsamic's along with soaps, teas and seasonal table Olives.
Reviewed By sharryna2018
We hadn't planned to stop but we were driving past after Robert Stein winery. Im a olive fan. The lady was so helpful. we bought some olives and olive oil (infused) and tapenade. well worth a stop
