Lost Track Brewing

Lost Track Brewing is a craft brewery set in the heart of the Hunter Valley, offering a relaxed, rustic escape for beer lovers. With its industrial-chic taproom overlooking the brewery floor, it’s a place where you can sample small-batch ales and lagers while soaking up the convivial atmosphere. The brewery’s focus on quality ingredients and innovative brews makes it a standout stop on any Hunter Valley self-drive itinerary.

Highlights & What to See

• Sample the core range and seasonal specials – try the crisp Hunter Pale Ale, the rich Red IPA, and rotating experimental brews like barrel-aged sours.
• Tour the working brewery – peek behind the scenes to see gleaming kettles and fermenters, and learn about the brewing process from the passionate team.
• Relax in the beer garden – soak up valley views from the outdoor seating area, often accompanied by live music on weekends.
• Grab a bite from the rotating food trucks – pair your pint with wood-fired pizza, burgers, or tacos from visiting vendors.
• Buy bottled or canned beers to go – stock up on your favourites to enjoy later or as gifts.

Suggested Time to Spend

Plan for around 1–2 hours at Lost Track Brewing. A quick visit allows you to taste a flight of beers and soak in the vibe, while a longer stay lets you enjoy a full meal and a brewery tour. It’s an ideal afternoon stop between winery visits, especially if you’re looking for a break from wine.

Nearby Areas Worth Combining

• Pokolbin – the wine-tasting heart of the Hunter Valley, with dozens of cellar doors like Tyrrell’s and Brokenwood.
• Cessnock – a nearby town with historic pubs and the Hunter Valley Gardens.
• Rothbury – home to the Hunter Distillery and several boutique wineries.
• Broke – a scenic, less-crowded wine region with family-run vineyards and horse riding.
• Maitland – a heritage town with museums, galleries, and the popular Maitland Markets.

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