"Explore the diversity of New Zealand's wine regions, stretching over 1,600 kilometers from the subtropical Northland to Central Otago, the site of the world’s southernmost vineyards. Our vineyards thrive under the influence of the maritime climate, with no location more than 130 kilometers from the ocean. This proximity ensures long sunshine hours tempered by cool sea breezes at night.
New Zealand's wine regions primarily adorn the eastern coastlines of the North and South Islands, shielded from rain by the mountains. Each region boasts unique soils and distinct climatic conditions. This geographical diversity allows subregional characteristics to emerge, creating wines that are not only representative of their broader region but also distinctly marked by their specific subregion and locale."
