Reviews, Awards & Accolades

Winner - One Chef Hat - SMH Good Food Guide 2018

Winner - One Chef Hat - Modern winery fare in a beautiful setting with considerate touches.

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Whitney & Nick - October 2017

"What a stunning and special venue! The team at Margan created the most magical day for us and it was seamless to organise with them. The food and wine was just divine and the Barrel Room for the reception is breathtaking."

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Farm to Table in Hunter Valley

Margan are the leaders in ‘Agri Dining’. Their Original 100 Metre Meal showcases the provenance of their estate grown, estate made produce. Everything from reared lamb, garden vegetables, orchard fruits, free range eggs and olives were grown from 100m of Margan's restaurant table.

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Margan 2012 Aged Release

At nearly six years of age, this premium Hunter Valley semillon is just starting to show its potential and developing the hallmark toastiness the variety is renowned for.

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Top 100 Wines WBM

Breaking Ground Albarino 92 points ... unleashing a new release and a wine of stella drinking, layers of flavour, good length. Lemon, tonic water and fine minerality.

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Margan Semillon 2017

Andrew Margan looks for Lime Splice in his Semillon. He has hit the target with this 2017 release.  Continue »

Aged Release Semillon 2012

The suggestions of maturity are starting to whisper, yet elegance and undeniable Hunter are present: Lemon curd, lime pips, pineapple core and a whiff of a neighbour’s cooking toast, while in the mouth it’s seems but a babe. The Margan slightly richer style there but the way it manages to close ranks when you think it’s about to spill forth fruits like a cornucopia and the rattle of the acidity around the teeth beg for further cellar time. A class act. Still great value  Continue »

White Label Semillon 2016

A richer fruit profile with plenty of lemon/lime splice and grapefruit citrus character, verbena soap, chalk and apple skin. The body undeniably Hunter semillon, all straight bones and acid. Yet, the small amount maturation time starts to whisper adamantly what will be: almost rich lemon, lime butter and a hint of toast. That chalkiness on the nose returns on the palate with a soft, textural crunch. Will no have no problem lasting the distance in the cellar. Semsational.  Continue »

Breaking Ground Barbera 2015

Damp tobacco, moist blackberries and cherries, chalk, varietal thick rose petals and drying tar. Fleshy, meaty body with a briny, ferrous oyster presence. Bursts of blood orange pips: both flavour and acidity. Fruit sweet enough to be swarthy but finishes with a wash of fine chalky tannins. Drinkability plus.  Continue »

Spanish varieties making their mark

The second release of this albarino suits the Hunter Valley for the same reasons that regional hero semillon also does: quick ripening, low sugars and high acidity. This wine delivers lime tart and baked lemon citrus, white floral characters and a nutty afternote. Fleshy and textural with a mineral line parallel to bracing acidity.  Continue »