What to expect
Sweeping views, local cheese,
and the kids on the lawn.
Enjoy sweeping vineyard views from the courtyard while sampling estate-grown wines, paired with local Upper Hunter cheese and antipasto. Explore our unique sandstone sculptures, unwind with friends, or let the kids enjoy outdoor lawn games — there’s something for everyone.
01The courtyard
02The tasting bar
03Cheese & antipasto
04The sculptures
05Friends, and the lawn games
Tastings
Pick your pace.
Relaxed and informative, poured by the people who made the wine. Walk-ins welcome; bookings guarantee a table.
The estate tasting
45 min · $[TBC] per personSix current-release wines across the Two Rivers range, at the bar or in the courtyard.
- Six wines, guided
- Redeemable on a bottle
- Kids welcome, lawn games out
The reserve flight
60 min · $[TBC] per personThe Reserve Range and a museum release, seated, with the story of the site between pours.
- Five reserve wines, seated
- One back-vintage
- Redeemable on a bottle
Cheese & antipasto table
90 min · $[TBC] per personA tasting, then a shared board of local Upper Hunter cheese and antipasto on the lawn among the sculptures.
- Tasting plus a shared board
- A bottle for the table
- Best in the afternoon
Groups of eight or more, and larger tasting enquiries, please get in touch — we’ll set a table aside.
Custodians of the Landscape
Twenty tonnes of Triassic sandstone.
The sandstone sculptures were carved on site at Two Rivers in the winter of 2015 by international artist Ben Dearnley. More than 20 tonnes of Triassic Narrabeen sandstone sourced from the vineyard were used to create the project.
Laid down 200 million years ago, this sandstone is renowned for its abundance of carved and painted Aboriginal rock art, which Ben directly references in his work while also reflecting the immediate landscape. Eight pieces stand around the cellar door and the entry to the vineyard.
Plan your visit
Find us in Denman.
Ninety minutes from Newcastle, under three hours from Sydney — an hour past Pokolbin, in bigger, more open country.
parkrun at Two Rivers
Run the vineyard, then stay for coffee.
A free, weekly, timed 5 km community run is held at Two Rivers — walkers, runners, families and dogs on a lead all welcome.
Finish at the cellar door terrace with a coffee, and come back later in the day for a tasting.
Make a night of it
The cellar door is a stroll from the cottage.
Four bedrooms, a deck over the Hunter River and a wood fire for the cool nights. Wine Club members stay for 20% less.
Stay the nightOr come for the day — book a tasting.
Book a tasting
Pick a time.
Bookings open in Now Book It. Walk-ins are always welcome; a booking guarantees your table.