How many wineries are in Martinborough?
30 wineries
Martinborough is the most prominent of the three Wairarapa sub-regions. Small in size, but big in character, it is home to around 30 wineries that are mostly family owned. The wineries are within walking distance from Martinborough’s picturesque colonial town centre.
Who owns Martinborough Vineyard?
Larry McKenna will continue to manage the vineyard. One of Martinborough’s pinot noir maestros is selling his vineyard but will be staying on to steer the ship.
What wine is Martinborough known for?
Pinot Noir wines
Despite the fact that Martinborough has only three percent of all of New Zealand’s vineyard land, it is still widely considered to be one of the country’s prime wine regions. Its claim to fame is the exceptional quality of its Pinot Noir wines, produced by some of the most highly regarded wineries in New Zealand.
How much are wine tastings in Martinborough?
We get incredibly busy and do not wish to disappoint! Phone 06-306 8473 for detailed information. We do charge a small fee of $10 for wine tasting however this is absolutely refundable if you decide to purchase any of our wines.
Are Martinborough vineyards open in winter?
MARTINBOROUGH. Pallier Estate’s stylish award-winning cellar door is open all year around. Needless to say they always have a warm welcome ready and a great selection of wines for you to taste.
Who owns Moy Hall?
the McArthur family
In 1989 the land was first planted in vines and has been owned by the McArthur family since 2015. The vineyard currently grows Pinot Noir, Syrah, Pinot Gris, Viognier and Sauvignon Blanc with vine-age ranging from 4 to 30 years. The vineyard is managed using sustainable practices.
Who owns dry river?
Our founder, Dr Neil McCallum and his friend, soil scientist Dr Derek Milne, discovered the area – just 5km in radius – had everything their favourite wines needed: a temperate climate, low rainfall, and free-draining gravelly soils.
Is waipara a wine region?
The Waipara wine region has the highest summer temperatures and lowest rainfall of any New Zealand wine regions, while the sheltered, hilly valleys encourage distinctive flavours from a diverse range of wines that also include Pinot Gris, Chardonnay and the ubiquitous Sauvignon Blanc.
Is Martinborough open?
Poppies Martinborough wines are exclusively sold through the tasting room and cellar door. The cellar door is open 7 days 11am – 4pm.
How do I get from Wellington to Martinborough?
There is no direct connection from Wellington to Martinborough. However, you can take the train to Featherston Station, take the walk to Featherston Station, then take the line 200 bus to Martinborough – Kitchener Street. Alternatively, you can take the drive to Martinborough.
Who owns Waipara Hills Winery?
Accolade Wines
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How many wineries are in Waipara?
75 vineyards
Only an hour’s drive north of Christchurch, Waipara wine region is one New Zealand’s fastest growing wine regions with over 75 vineyards in the Waipara Valley covering more than 1,200 hectares of plantings.
How do you get around Martinborough?
One of the most popular ways how to get around Martinborough is on a bike. It is also a popular mean of transport to get from one winery to another, and that’s why in summer you can meet a large number of a cyclist around Martinborough. You can either bring your bike, but there is also a possibility to rent one.
Is the Wairarapa train free?
If you travel on a Wairarapa service in the afternoon peak from Wellington Station on a Monthly, MonthlyPlus, or a 10-Trip ticket of 7 zones or less, you will need to pay a surcharge if you only travel as far as the Hutt Valley.
Why choose Martinborough Vineyards?
Martinborough Vineyards Martinborough has more than 20 cellar doors, each with their own style. Most are located within easy walking or cycling distance of the village square, making it a popular spot to visit. When it comes to delicious wines, there’s so much of the good stuff to discover.
What is Margrain vineyard?
Margrain Vineyard boasts a complete vineyard experience with accommodation, cellar door wine tastings, vineyard and winery tour, The Vineyard Cafe and more! Whatever wine experience you are looking for, you’re likely to find it at the Margrain Vineyard. They are open year-round.
How many cellar doors are there in Martinborough?
Martinborough has more than 20 cellar doors, each with their own style. Most are located within easy walking or cycling distance of the village square, making it a popular spot to visit. OPENING HOURS – check out our list of Cellar Doors hours here.
When is the best time of year to visit Martinborough?
When visiting Martinborough between November and April, don’t miss the Martinborough Vineyard and their cellar door offering tastings of their Chardonnay and award-winning Burgundy and Pinot Noir. Their cellar door is open seven days a week during summer.