New Zealand wine country

New Zealand: land of unspoiled nature, land of the Maoris and the many climate zones from subtropical to continental glaciers and stunning fjords. But most of all New Zealand is Lord of the aromatic Sauvignon Blanc wines with brisk acidity. The North and the South Island are located between the ideal wine grades: 36th and 45th degrees south latitude. New Zealand produces mainly white wines, from which the Sauvignon Blanc has a major component. The wines from Chardonnay, Riesling, Cabernet Sauvig... | more

Vineyard Highlighted

Allen Scott |

In the district of Rapaura Marlbourough (South Island, New Zealand) in the heart of the Kiwi wine region, Blenheim, lies the vineyard of Allan Scott. The relaxed atmosphere that characterises the Kiwis so much will immediately be found. In the shop where you can taste, and buy wine but also all sorts of cool gadgets. Their restaurant, the Twelve Trees, is very laid back and you can have your food with matching wines. You feel immediately at ease. We started with a Sauvignon Blanc, Allan Scot's t... | more