Woolaway Wines
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Moree NSW 2400
Australia
Mobile: 0428 651 653
Fax: 02 675 21795
Woolaway Wines was founded in 2001 in the Hunter Valley, by two school mates who were looking for a new business venture.
They leased a rundown vineyard on the Milbourdale Road at Broke. The property was sold in 2004 and they were asked to vacate the premises.
This left the way open for a change in direction, especially in where to base themselves, because it was decided early on there was little money to be made in large volume sales to retailers. It was decided to market themselves through cellar door sales.
In 2005 the decision was made to set up in Moree, due to its high volume of tourist traffic between Melbourne & Brisbane.
It is their aim to produce premium quality wines from grapes produced in the New England/North West region of New South Wales, while experimenting with grape varieties here in Moree to determine their suitability for the prevailing climate and soil types of the area.
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