Hawkesbury, New South Wales, provides a charming wine tasting experience with its historic vineyards situated near the Hawkesbury River at Ebenezer and East Kurrajong. The National Trust-classified sandstone building, originally constructed in 1887 by Dr. Fiaschi, adds a Tuscany-like ambiance to the riverbanks.
Apart from wineries, the Hawkesbury region boasts a flourishing cider industry. Hillbilly Cider, found at 2230 Bells Line of Road, Bilpin NSW 2758, crafts crushed ciders using Bilpin and Blue Mountains apples, providing a taste of the area's local produce.
In addition to wineries and cideries, the Hawkesbury region offers opportunities to explore local craft breweries and distilleries. This makes it a highly recommended destination for enthusiasts interested in wine, cider, and other artisanal beverages.