Small Forest Wines

Small Forest Wines Established 2013 in Upper Hunter in NSW Australia. Meet the founder and winemaker Atsuko on the weekend at the cellar door. IWC Sake and Wine judge.

Enjoy view with glass wine and famouse cheese platter. Dogs are welcome!

Please join another fun workshop.Make your own sake cups from local clay, led by exhibitor Simon Reece!
15/06/2026

Please join another fun workshop.

Make your own sake cups from local clay, led by exhibitor Simon Reece!

Sake tasting with winemaker Atsuko Radcliffe, paired bites, then create your own sake cup in a ceramic workshop with Simon Reece.

14/06/2026

A hidden gem that's close to the best wine regions, yet feels like your own private escape.

I'm delighted to see our wine featured at this beautiful accommodation owned by a dear friends.
It's the perfect place to slow down, relax, and enjoy the beauty of the countryside.

If you're looking for a peaceful getaway that's not far from the wine regions but feels wonderfully secluded, this might be just the place.

Come and join us!
13/06/2026

Come and join us!

13/06/2026

Very thick fog this morning. Here is the one of my favourite birds, Butcherbird. From this small body, I don’t know how they can sing this loud and beautifully. They sing differently depends on season.

It is an absolutely brilliant exhibition, and I am delighted to be involved in the opening.Congratulations, Simon Reece,...
10/06/2026

It is an absolutely brilliant exhibition, and I am delighted to be involved in the opening.

Congratulations, Simon Reece, on "Muscle" — a thoughtful and deeply engaging exhibition that speaks so beautifully to place, history and connection. I am honoured to be serving the sake I selected for the opening and to celebrate this wonderful achievement with Simon and our community.

I hope many people will take the opportunity to visit this remarkable exhibition.

There’s a story held in this land – in water and clay, past and present.

Muscle, an exhibition by Artist in Residence Simon Reece, responds to the landscapes and histories of Muswellbrook. Through ceramics, photography and found industrial materials, Reece explores the relationship between industry, environment and place.

References to freshwater mussels, believed to have inspired the early name “Muscle Brook”, connect the works to local waterways and histories of habitation. Clay sourced from nearby mine sites, alongside mining imagery, reflects on the ways the land continues to carry traces of ecological, industrial and cultural change.

This is an exhibition grounded in place – a conversation between land, history and connection in

Exhibition: 04 June to 01 August
Muswellbrook Regional Arts Centre


Launch: 13 June at 4pm
Free entry – all welcome
Sponsored by Small Forest Wines

Image: Simon Reece, ‘wall I’ 2026, ceramic, glaze and fluoro acrylic, 16 x 9 x 5cm.

30/05/2026

A bit about Muku the White Swiss Shepherd who is one of the Wine Dogs. She didn’t meet any of customers today, it was crowded and she was calm in the office. (Of course banging the door few times telling us to let her out). See this… I was cleaning up glasses and she stayed outside of the kitchen still, didn’t move even I was passing a few cm away from her nose so many times. Trust and love. We love her so much 💖

29/05/2026

There is so much to update, and I’ll share everything slowly over the next few weeks.

It was such an incredible trip to Japan — meeting customers, chefs, sommeliers, bottle shops, and wine bars in Osaka and Kyoto, as well as joining the IWC Sake judging in Saijo, Hiroshima.

Please keep an eye on upcoming posts!

🍷 Cellar Door Update – June Long Weekend 🍷

5th June – I’ll be at Hunter Valley Liqueurs & Baerami Olives on the main street of Denman (time TBA)
6th June – Cellar Door open 11 am – 4 pm
7th June – Cellar Door open 11 am – 4 pm
8th June – Cellar Door open 11 am – 4 pm

Hope to see you over the long weekend!

*If you would like a sake tasting, please book in advance via email: [email protected]

Serious work will commence from this afternoon, but had a bit of fun and learning culture in Saijo Hiroshima with judges...
17/05/2026

Serious work will commence from this afternoon, but had a bit of fun and learning culture in Saijo Hiroshima with judges, Toji and Kuramoto last night. You really have to visit to know that area.
来てみないと本当の事はわからない!日本の文化は素晴らしい。本日午後からIWC Sakeのイベントが始まります。昨夜は早く着いていたジャッジ達と楽しく過ごしました。

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Denman, NSW

Opening Hours

Saturday 11am - 2pm
Sunday 11am - 4pm

Telephone

+61265472699

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