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Freeman Vineyards

Freeman Vineyards the home of two of Australia's very different wines was established in 1999 in the Hilltops region of New South Wales, a location largely overlooked by expansionist wine companies.

Frog Rock Wines

Situated 5 kms out of Mudgee Town on the Cassilis Rd. The age of the vines range from between 8 years to over 32 years old. the Frog Rock label is named after a nearby and well known frog-shaped granite boulder.

Gallagher Wines

Greg and Elizabeth Gallgher make award-winning wines on their vinyard near Murrumbateman from their own grapes and from grapes from the surrounding cool climate districts of Hilltops, Gundagai and Tumbarumba.

Gartelmann Hunter Estate

Medal-winning wine from the Lovedale area of the Hunter Valley.

Ghost Riders Wines

Ghost Riders Wines, located in the Upper Pokolbin region of Hunter Valley Wine Country, offers their first vintage Shiraz and accommodation, only available online or from their Pokolbin, Hunter Valley cellar door.

Glandore Estate

Glandore Estate Hunter Valley Australia winery

Glendonbrook Winery

Revitalising the oldest wine growing region in the Hunter Valley Glendonbrook Wines offer quality shiraz, merlot, cabernet sauvignon, chardonnay, semillon and more.

Glenguin Estate

Glenguin Estate was first planted in 1988 and is close to the village of Broke in the Hunter Valley, home of Australia's two oldest wine styles made from Semillon and Shiraz.

Golden Grape Estate

The Golden Grape estate is situated in the luscious Pokolbin region of the New South Wales Hunter Valley. This picturesque winery is the ideal setting for weddings & functions, a delicious meal at the Estates popular restaurant or simply a glass of wine.

Great Lakes Wines

The vineyard in Wootton was planted in 1988. Varieties grown have been selected carefully as those able to tolerate the harsh summer conditions of the region. Our fruit is hand picked and winemaking is done with minimal chemical additives.