Cobb & Co Court Boutique Hotel

97 Market Street, Mudgee, New South Wales, 2850, Australia | Hotel

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A travel blog entry by goanna-geoff

... amp; his particular wine. David Lowe of Lowe's had the best wines that we tasted in Mudgee. His reserve Zinfandel was the best Zinfandel that we tried on the trip. We found that quite a few wineries sourced grapes from Orange, Hilltops, Rylstone, etc. Not a lot of other touristy things in the area. Heading onto Broke on the edge of the Hunter Valley next. Plan to have a weekend with the Central Coast Wanderers at Cessnock Showground after ...

Mudgee Bike Muster

A travel blog entry by smallford

... Mudgee is a wine growing area about 4 hours west of Sydney which has some good wineries; lovely scenery and isn’t too commercialised and there is plenty of flatt(ish) terrain!

Due to the heat and the fact that our bikes were in pieces in the back of the car we opted out of the afternoon ride and had a sausage sandwich instead! We joined another couple for trivia night (all about bicycling) in the ...

Le Fromage

A travel blog entry by sean_emily

After our failed attempts in making Italian sheep's cheese, our quest for cheese-making had at last come to fruition. In our first hours at the farm, Gloria had us arms deep in goats’ milk. For the next month we would go on to live and breathe everything that is artisan goat cheese. Leaning Oak makes both sheep and goats milk blue, brie, fetta, and soft cheese varieties. During our stay only the goats were milking, as the sheep only milk for ...

Preparation & excitement

A travel blog entry by brent_n_dani

Hi all,
We have now been back home in Mudgee from Perth since early January. Our Plans are coming along nicely and the Trans-Siberian train trip is now booked & paid for, passports are now down in Melbourne somewhere getting stamps to enter Russia.

We're both getting really excited about the trip as you can imagine. But we have also ...

Leaning Oak Cheesery

A travel blog entry by sean_emily

... administrators and constables. The same mudbricks originally installed by prisoner labor are largely intact. There is of course the recent addition of a wine cellar and barn.

Alan and Gloria moved to Mudgee around sixteen years ago to open a winery and vineyard. In the mid-2000's the number of wineries exceded the demand for wine in Australia, which made it quite difficult to sell all over the country. The entire valley is covered ...