Supporting Wine and Food Tourism with Handy Guide

Image Credit: Cessnock City Council.

The biannual 20th issue of Wine & Dine Hunter Valley – the number one, quintessential guide to world-class Hunter Valley food and wine experiences was launched last month.

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Over twelve years, Wine & Dine has evolved to become available across multiple platforms that include print, digital, online and social media - with online booking facilities, digitally interactive indexes and trail maps, as well as specialty trail maps and a feature section on planning a wedding in wine country.

The digital capabilities have been further enhanced so that users can make bookings and get directions directly from their mobile phone, making it handy for travellers who are navigating their way around over 150 cellar doors and more than 80 restaurants in the region.

The Hunter Valley is not only home to some of the best wines in Australia and the world, but it's also an extraordinary culinary destination with some of the country's finest concentrations of food offerings. With the rise of gourmet tourism being one of the strongest travel trends globally, Wine & Dine Hunter Valley takes wine and food tourism to new heights, supporting the industry and the region by revealing the hands-on experiences, the hidden gems, unique wine tastings and the pockets of culinary excellence that only the locals know about, all in one place.

With over 1.5 million visitors to the Hunter Valley every year to explore the rich bounty of food, wine, gourmet produce, craft beers, ciders, distilled spirits and other speciality beverages on offer, Wine & Dine Hunter Valley has become an essential planning tool and marketing resource for the region. No matter what you're looking for, whether it's lovingly made sourdough, pastries, fresh handmade cheese or chocolates, locally picked olives, locally farmed lamb or perch, crisp Semillons or vibrant Shiraz – you'll find it in Wine & Dine Hunter Valley.

Pick up a copy at Visitor Information Centres, accommodation providers, cellar doors, restaurants and cafes or any other tourist attractions or visit www.wineanddinehuntervalley.com.au for the fully interactive, digital version.