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Private Mead Tasting with Honey Mead and Wines in Broke - Newcastle

Private Mead Tasting with Honey Mead and Wines in Broke

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

1 hour

Fitness Level

No special physical fitness required; suitable for all adults.

Overview

Discover the distinct flavors of handcrafted mead in Broke, NSW. Honey Mead and Wines offers private tastings guided by the owner, perfect for small groups looking for a unique Hunter Valley experience.

$16.50
Broke, New South Wales

Private Booking - Wine Tasting

Ages 18+ • Private Tasting • 1 Hour • Sip and unwind in a private setting

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About This Adventure

Experience a unique mead tasting in a private boutique setting in Broke. Guided by the owner and mead maker, savor six handcrafted meads and local honeys with your small group. This intimate experience is available for private bookings, even on normally closed days, making it a memorable outing in the Hunter Valley.

Experience a unique mead tasting in a private boutique setting in Broke. Guided by the owner and mead maker, savor six handcrafted meads and local honeys with your small group. This intimate experience is available for private bookings, even on normally closed days, making it a memorable outing in the Hunter Valley.

Adventure Tips

Book Ahead for Private Sessions

This experience requires a minimum of four guests and must be booked in advance, including on days when the venue is normally closed.

Minimum Age Restriction

Guests must be 18 years or older to participate in the tasting due to alcohol licensing regulations.

Plan Transportation

Arrange for safe transport to and from Broke, as tasting six meads can impair driving ability.

Small Group Experience

Ideal for intimate gatherings, this welcoming space accommodates small parties to ensure personal attention.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Australian native bees involved in local honey production.
  • Eastern Grey Kangaroos common around Broke’s open grassy areas.

History

Broke sits on land traditionally cared for by the Darkinjung and Awabakal peoples, with a viticultural and honey farming legacy dating back to the 19th century.

Conservation

Honey Mead and Wines sources honey sustainably from local apiaries, supporting native bee populations and promoting environmental stewardship within the Hunter Valley.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable casual attire

Essential

Wear relaxed clothing suitable for an indoor tasting session.

Water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated throughout the tasting.

Notebook or tasting journal

Optional for jotting down tasting notes and impressions.

Personal ID

Essential

Required proof of age for alcohol service.