Briar Ridge Winery | Dog Friendly Winery in Hunter Valley
FURRY FEATURES
>1 Dogs
Dogs Inside
Large Dogs
Water Bowls
Covered Patio
Treats
THE EXPERIENCE
A world awaits off the beaten track…at Briar Ridge Vineyard, one of the Hunter Valley’s most popular dog friendly Cellar Doors. We welcome all well-behaved pooches to sit back and relax at the pooch hydration station or burn off some energy romping around (supervised) in the open spaces at Briar Ridge Vineyard. And whilst the pooches are at play we invite their owners to taste their way through our selection of estate grown Hunter classic and modern marvel wines. We also offer a range of local cheese and antipasto platters for wine tasters and a ‘Briar Ridge Pooch Platter’ from our friends at Jollie Gourmet Dog Treats for the four legged treat connoisseur.
THE VINEYARDS
Low yield, high quality, estate grown. Briar Ridge is the largest holder of vineyards in the Mount View region. Many of our vines have been growing for 45 years, providing us with fruit of outstanding quality and unique character thanks to Mount View’s location in an unmatched part of the Hunter Valley. The combination of soil, aspect and the microclimate are what make the difference – giving our wines delicious flavours and characters unlike any other.
THE WINES
With fruit sourced on site from our Mount View and estate-grown vineyards in Orange, the Hilltops and Wrattonbully, our boutique wine collection is quite the surprise. From the Hunter classics in our premium Single Vineyard and Stockhausen ranges to the modern marvels of our Limited Release and popular Varietal ranges, there’s something to appeal to every palate.
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1 Review on “Briar Ridge Winery | Dog Friendly Winery in Hunter Valley”
Great dog friendly winery in Hunter Valley offering a very unique experience for puppies as well as their human parents. They have doggie treats for sale and I was even allowed to play off leash at the front of the cellar door with Indy (very friendly local resident). My humans thought wine was really good and although we didn’t have time to try the cheese plate, it looked delicious. Must do on the next visit.