Travertine sits on a limestone dome a few minutes from the New England Highway and Hermitage Road interchange, at the Branxton end of the Hunter. The planting is broad for a small maker: Chardonnay, Verdelho and Fiano among the whites, and Shiraz, Tannat and Chambourcin among the reds, with a sparkling rose as well. The wines are made to reflect that limestone ground.
There is no walk-in cellar door here. Visits are by appointment only and the tasting is complimentary, arranged by emailing sales@travertinewines.com.au ahead of time, and groups of six or more need to book in advance. That makes it a stop to plan rather than chance on the day, and a good option if you would rather taste with time and quiet than join a queue.
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- Cellar Door Tasting
A tasting through the current release range, arranged by appointment
Complimentary; groups of six or more must book in advance.
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Travertine is at 78 Old North Road, Belford, in the Hunter Valley wine country.
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Details last checked 2026-09-12.