The Hunter Valley will have a new destination hub next week with the 4 Pines taproom set open its door as Sydneysiders prepare to leave the city following a four-month restriction on travel to regional NSW.
The venue, which will be called 4 Pines at The Farm, has been created by 4 Pines together with long time hospitality operators – Helé family and is located on Hermitage Road, Pokolbin.
There’ll be 12 4 Pines beers on tap including the famed Pale Ale, Extra Refreshing Ale, Pacific Ale, In Season IPA and a rotating small batch limited edition Keller Door – plus Brookvale Union Ginger Beer.
Adam Dearing, Hospitality Manager at 4 Pines Brewing Company whose role it is to seek out and secure exciting locations, said: “The Hunter Valley is the perfect place for 4 Pines to open their second venue in the region, with the Charlestown location having developed a strong local following in the past two years.
“The Hunter has been crying out for something other than a wine and food offering, and with the Hele’s rich hospitality history and strong local connection, we’ve created a new offering for both the local community and thriving tourism market which will uniquely operate 7 days a week.”
The venue will also offer a range of local wines, cocktails and menu offering burgers, pizza and other pub classics and will be open seven days for breakfast, lunch and dinner.