New Zealand wine regions

Central Otago is one of the southernmost wine-producing regions in the world. Its signature grape variety is Pinot Noir, and its high-quality wines have been attracting attention from around the...

Gisborne, the city where the sun rises earliest in the world, is also known as the "Capital of Chardonnay" and produces high-quality white wine. We will also introduce a famous...

When you think of Sauvignon Blanc in New Zealand, you think of Marlborough. This region, with its climate and soil that are perfect for winemaking, produces more than 80% of...

The Canterbury region, which consists of the three regions of North Canterbury, Waipara and Canterbury, is a cool and dry wine-producing region. We will introduce its characteristics, history and recommended...

The Wairarapa region is especially famous for the region of Martinborough, which has a climate and soil similar to Burgundy, and produces very high quality Pinot Noir.

The Nelson region, affectionately known as "Sunny Nelson," has a lot of sunshine and a mild climate. In this region, they focus on cultivating aromatic grape varieties.

Northland is the northernmost wine producing region in New Zealand and the place where grape vines were first planted in the country. Although it is not an area suitable for...

Hawke's Bay, one of New Zealand's leading wine producing regions, has a climate suitable for grape growing and produces many high-quality wines. We will also introduce the notable sub-region "Gimlet...

Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand. It is also home to many large wineries and is known as the home of wine producers.