Borambola Wines was recently featured in in Qantas Travel Insider as part of their feature showcasing the Riverina Wine Region. Have a little read below of a snippet from the article and read the full piece here.
The Hunter Valley wine region is world-renowned and you’ve no doubt heard about, perhaps even visited, the vineyards, cellar doors and charming stays around the on-the-rise regions of Mudgee and Orange. But in-the-know wine lovers are heading to the southwest plains of country New South Wales to try world-class Italian varietals and indulge in a vibrant wine and dining scene. The Riverina wine region may not be a household name just yet but its food and wine pedigree, classic wineries such as De Bortoli and luxury country accommodation are compelling reasons to visit before word gets out. Here’s everything you need to know before you go.
Encompassing Griffith, Wagga Wagga, Gundagai, Hay and many more heritage towns, the Riverina region spans a patchwork of diverse landscapes – mountain, rivers, vineyards and plains.
Family-owned Borambola Wines is about a 20-minutes’ drive away from Wagga Wagga and known for its chardonnay, shiraz, beer, and cider. Enjoy a glass of your favourite drop and stay for grazing platters at the cellar door. Book your winery tour and platter here.