Sydney Cellar Door
This is your chance to taste exceptional wines, discover new favourites, and embark on a delicious journey through NSW's celebrated wine regions.
Date & Time
- Friday 13 November | 4pm – 8:30pm
- Saturday 14 November | 12pm – 7:30pm
- Sunday 15 November | 12pm – 6:30pm
Tasting Packs
The Explorer - $40
NSW Wine tasting tumbler + 5 tasting tokens
The Connoisseur - $65
NSW Wine tasting tumbler + 10 tasting tokens
Each token has a value of $5
Entry's free, but the good stuff needs a tumbler & tokens.
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Jessop Wines is a small-batch winery based in Orange, NSW, founded by two brothers with a passion for producing vineyard-driven, single-vineyard wines. Made with a light-touch approach, their wines are wild fermented, unfined, unfiltered and matured in neutral oak, allowing each vintage to express the character of its site and season with minimal intervention.
Mount View Estate is a historic Hunter Valley winery established in 1971 on the mineral-rich volcanic soils of the Mount View Range. Estate grown and estate made, the winery is committed to sustainable vineyard practices and crafting wines that reflect its unique terroir.
Since 2012, winemaker and viticulturalist Scott Stephens has led the estate, producing elegant, complex wines with purity of flavour that showcase more than five decades of Hunter Valley winemaking heritage.
Small Forest is a boutique Upper Hunter winery founded by Japanese winemaker Atsuko Radcliffe in 2013. Drawing on decades of experience across Japan, France and Australia, Atsuko crafts small-batch wines that express the character of Upper Hunter fruit with purity, balance and a strong sense of place.
Known for their clean, food-friendly style, Small Forest wines reflect Atsuko's minimal-intervention philosophy and deep connection to the region she has called home since 1999.
In 2025, Liz Silkman became the first Hunter Valley winemaker named Halliday Wine Companion Winemaker of the Year and the first person to win Hunter Valley Legends Winemaker of the Year four times. That same year, First Creek claimed six trophies at the NSW Wine Awards, including NSW Wine of the Year and Most Successful Exhibitor, cementing its status as one of Australia's most awarded wineries.
First Creek Wines will share a stall with Silkman Wines.
In 2025, Liz Silkman became the first Hunter Valley winemaker named Halliday Winemaker of the Year, while Silkman collected 16 trophies, including Semillon of the Year, Best NSW White Wine and Most Successful Exhibitor at the NSW Wine Awards.
Silkman Wines will share a stall with First Creek Wines.