New Zealand Wine Regions, Wineries, Vineyards & Winegrowers

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We have provided this summary of the main wine growing regions and local vineyard trails as a guide for the visiting wine enthusiast.

Wine Regions: Northland, Matakana, Rural West Auckland, Henderson, Auckland, Waikato – Bay of Plenty, Waiheke Island, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, Wairarapa, Nelson, Marlborough, Waipara, Canterbury and Central Otago

Auckland

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Auckland

By DANNY : DE HEK|2014-08-10T22:09:23+12:00February 3rd, 2014|Categories: Wine Regions|

The Auckland region is home to New Zealand’s three largest wine producers each having state of the art winemaking equipment and modern blending and bottling facilities.

Rural West Auckland

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Rural West Auckland

By DANNY : DE HEK|2016-11-26T18:58:25+13:00February 3rd, 2014|Categories: Wine Regions|

The western slopes of our most populous city are New Zealand’s traditional winemaking region. Here in Kumeu, Huapai and Waimauku are some of the long established and most respected wine companies in New Zealand.

Northland

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Northland

By DANNY : DE HEK|2016-11-26T18:58:49+13:00November 4th, 2013|Categories: Wine Regions|

The area around Waitangi, was also the birthplace of viticulture. The British Government representative James Busby planted a vineyard near the Treaty House in 1832 and made the first New Zealand wines.

Matakana

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Matakana

By DANNY : DE HEK|2016-11-26T18:59:03+13:00July 14th, 2013|Categories: Wine Regions|

The wine trail begins south of Warkworth, where a vineyard is located near the highway. The trail then takes in several vineyards on Matakana Road and others clustered around the Matakana township.

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