Known as one of Australia’s best wine
Not visiting the Hunter Valley for your next conference? No worries!
We can bring the Hunter Valley to you with our Grape to Glass activity.
Our Grape to Glass activity begins with our Hunter Valley winemaker taking your group through a lesson on the art of wine blending. Once groups have spent some time smelling, swirling, spitting and tasting – the competition begins! To come out on top as the winners of this activity, teams must work together to produce the best blend of wine along with a winning label and sales pitch.
With winter already knocking on our door it’s no surprise that we’ve seen an increase in Grape to Glass bookings, a great activity for escaping the winter chill.
“Everyone involved had so much fun and became very competitive to win! Awesome way to unwind after a long day conference. Thank you so much to all involved, especially the gent whom came out, he was brilliant!”
– Calibre Group, February 2016
“As always, an absolute pleasure to deal with the Pinnacle team. The event was a success and everyone had a fantastic time. A great suggestion and definitely something I would suggest to other divisions and businesses.”
– OneSteel Reinforcing, March 2016
“The activities were excellent and the staff were really great! Our corporate team had a wonderful time with the wine blending and the clay shooting. We will definitely be keeping in mind this events company in the future for our other events. Thanks Pinnacle!”
– Stayz, May 2016
So which winery is this mysterious Hunter Valley wine connoisseur from? Pinnacle have teamed up with the wonderfully talented winemakers at Tulloch Wines to bring you this fun, unique and tasty team building activity. Located in the heart of Hunter Valley wine country, Pokolbin, Tulloch wines has spent the past 120 years crafting premium wines for all generations of wine drinkers. These days, Tulloch is run under the guidance of the 3rd generation, Jay Tulloch and 4th generation Christina Tulloch. With Tulloch’s award winning wines and having arguably one of the most beautiful cellar doors in the Hunter Valley, it is definitely worth a stop on your next tour of the vineyards.
