Peregrine

Source: Peregirine Wines

Peregrine is an organic winery in Central Otago.

Instead of using synthetic fertilizers on the vines, they use compost made from surrounding materials, such as grape pomace and manure from the livestock that graze on the property, which improves the vines' drought tolerance, increases root area, and enhances the soil's influence on the fruit's flavor.

The vineyards are located in three sub-regions: Bendigo, Gibbston and Pisa, and each produces wine that takes advantage of its own unique characteristics.

Source: Peregirine Wines

The winery's name comes from the Maori word for falcon, which is also used in the winery's logo (Karearea). The stylish design represents the winery's distinctive character.

It also has an architecturally stunning cellar door which attracts visitors.

Source: Peregirine Wines

We also carry out various nature conservation activities, and in partnership with the New Zealand Department of Conservation, we contribute both financially and on the ground to the protection of New Zealand's native bird species.