Want to entertain the kids these holidays in the Hunter Valley?
Hunter Valley Snow time Continue »
28/06/2017 at 12:30 PM
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Scarbie's Big Red Truck
Scarborough Wine Co. has been innovating from day one – in some cases without even realising the family’s efforts were breaking new ground. Continue »
21/06/2017 at 1:07 PM
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Hunter Valley Living Legends Awards
The Hunter Valley is one of Australia's oldest and well-known wine regions. Photo: © Chris Elfes - Elfes Images Continue »
01/06/2017 at 12:45 PM
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Was it always about Chardonnay for Scarborough Wine Co.?
Chardonnay & Scarborough – an enduring love affair. Find out why Chardonnay has always been the star variety for the Scarborough Wine Co. Continue »
Comments (3)Why two Hunter Valley cellar doors?
Scarborough Wine Co.’s Hunter Valley cellar doors have always represented the beating heart of our business. Continue »
18/05/2017 at 1:33 PM
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Why Gillards Rd Cellar Door in the Hunter Valley?
After travelling the globe and spending a lot of time in the US with their mobile filtration business, Ian and Merralea believed the Hunter Valley was a natural home for the establishment of Scarborough Wine Co. Continue »
After travelling the globe and spending a lot of time in the US with their mobile filtration business, Ian and Merralea believed the Hunter Valley was a natural home for the establishment of Scarborough Wine Co. 02/05/2017 at 6:32 PM
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The Future Scarborough's The Cottage Vineyard in the Hunter Valley
Drive from Scarborough’s Gillards Road estate and head out to Branxton – on the way you’ll find The Cottage Vineyard. Continue »
29/04/2017 at 3:15 PM
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How Scarborough Wine Co. came to life
The story of how Ian and Merralea met is where the Scarborough story begins – in fact, we can pinpoint their meeting to a mechanical malfunction. Continue »
The story of how Ian and Merralea met is where the Scarborough story begins – in fact, we can pinpoint their meeting to a mechanical malfunction. Kind of a fig salad
Don't miss the fig season - go out and get some now! Continue »
20/01/2017 at 2:00 PM
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