Stroud is located on the northern fringe of the Hunter Region and was so named because of its striking resemblance to the lush English Cotswolds. As one of the earliest regions to be settled by the A.A. Company, Stroud's buildings and history date back to the 1800s.

Abundant rainfall and rich soils make Stroud a picturesque rural area. Cattle and poultry farming have been the main agricultural activities up until 1998 when a number of boutique vineyards were established with the aim of producing wines with the Valley's unique "terroir".

History
Robin and Eileen Blackmore are the owners of Stroud Valley Vineyard. They describe their grapegrowing as a "passion"... Read More...

Wines
The aim of Stroud Valley Wines is to produce small quantities of premium quality wine from the property... Read More...