Lowe Family Wine Co

Winery · Mid-Western Regional

Lowe Family Wine Co

Winery · Mid-Western Regional

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Tinja Ln, Mudgee NSW 2850, Australia

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Lowe Wines in Mudgee is a biodynamic gem where you can sip refreshing wines amid stunning views, enjoy delicious local platters, and even bring your pup!  

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Tinja Ln, Mudgee NSW 2850, Australia Get directions

lowefamilywineco.com.au
@thezinhouse

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Tinja Ln, Mudgee NSW 2850, Australia Get directions

+61 2 5858 4026
lowefamilywineco.com.au
@thezinhouse

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7 Small Wine Towns in Australia to Visit - AFAR

"In town, taste your way through some locals’ favorites at establishments like Roth’s Wine Bar or coffeehouse/wine bar hybrid Alby & Ester’s. Or head straight to the source: Wineries like the Cellar by Gilbert and Lowe Wines are set in the town’s northern reaches, while Burrundulla Wines and Moothi Estate are just to the east." - Jake Emen

https://www.afar.com/magazine/the-best-small-wine-towns-in-australia
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What a fantastic experience! 🤩 We booked the Picnic & Hamper, it was easy to pick up at the pavillion. The place was so relaxing, and there was a lot to do around the area! It was the best experience for us. I highly recommend this winery around Mudgee.

Henry W

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Love this winery, some of their wines are nice and refreshing. The staff here are very friendly and accomodating. Love that they have a small area of animals for us to see and a big area to walk around and take in the nice air and scenery. Would recommend this winery and try their nice wines! They have different taste tasting selections.

Annelise Ral

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Amelia was fantastic, she gave a phenomenal wine tasting experience! She is bright and bubbly and gives such informative details on the process undertaken for the wine. She is a gem to the Lowe winery !!

vineet khattar

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Easily one of the finest wine tasting experience!!! This place has a large outdoor along with great sommelier. The wine tasting session takes you through lot of education on wines, taste pallets and new information on how to enjoy wine. They also have a highly recommended kitchen (Zin House) which we couldn’t try but spend time doing picnic & ordered their local produce (Tinjan board) which had home grown sourdough with cheese, humus. Olives, chicken etc. The quality was very high and u could understand why Zin House is famous. Such a nice place to relax with kids and welcoming if you have pets. Don’t miss it but per-book as sessions are in demand and Zin House is even more in demand.

Shweta Krishnan

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We had planned on visiting 3 vineyards but ended up spending our entire afternoon here. One of the best dog friendly places I have been to where our dog could roam around off leash. Everyone was so warm and welcoming that we just didn’t want to leave. The picnic hamper was delicious and so was the Rose ! Must visit, especially if you have a pooch accompanying you ❤️ Thank you for being so hospitable ! We will definitely return.

Geoff

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The Chef decides lunch was a standout experience. Great atmosphere, food and wine. We loved the setting in the middle of the barrel room. The long table seating arrangement worked well allowing a chat with others at the lunch. A lot of fun

Jackie McMillan

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While we didn’t have time to enjoy a meal in the region’s big hitter, Zin House, we did pop into its home at Lowe Wines. There is a beautifully presented cellar door with plenty of shady spots to pull up at a wine barrel and explore their full range. We were still on Sydney time so went straight for the two wines we were interested in sampling. The 2024 Bio-Logical Ansonica ($35) is currently made using grapes grown in the Murray-Darling (one of only three places in Australia that grow this Sicilian varietal). Planting of this varietal has been done so it can be made using grapes grown on the estate in coming years. In terms of flavour, think pear and minerals with a mysterious whisp of petrochemical. I want to try it with anchovies. The flagship Chardonnay ($55) is created using three different types of French oak barrels: new, one-year old and two-year-old. It’s savoury with a big hit of almonds and a bright, dry finish. It’s not a big buttery Chardonnay but not lean and racy either. I bought a bottle of each of them to take home.

Simone Kilby

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So many wonderful things to say about my afternoon at Lowe Wines with my dad (and pooch). Dad wasn’t tasting, but Ingrid was sure to include him in all conversations about the vineyard and the wines. She made dad a coffee (🙏🏼) and spent considerable time explaining the origins of each wine and where on the property the grapes were grown. Interesting wines, attentive sommeliers, and vegan dog treats! It all made for a wonderful, wonderful visit. PS Baci says hi to Jonty!