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Sauvignon blanc, pinot noir, geysers, glaciers, and other experiences in New Zealand | wine tour

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It is hard to imagine that as recently as the 1970s, the German müller-thurgau grape dominated New Zealand vineyards. Not long after that, sauvignon blanc made its entrance and the rest, as they say, is history.

Today, this aromatic and elegant grape dominates New Zealand and has become a new home for the French grape. But as you will notice, there is much more than sauvignon blanc (which, by the way, is also made in many different styles), pinot noir not least, but also fantastic syrah, merlot, pinot gris, riesling, cabernet sauvignon, etc.

Our roughly two-weeks tour takes us from Auckland on the North Island to Queenstown on the South Island. Our comfortable bus will take us all the way, a fantastic opportunity to see and enjoy as much of the country as possible. We will visit around 18 wineries, but we will also have time for sightseeing.

There will be geysers, glaciers, quaint villages, Māori culture and more. Come on an unforgettable journey of discovery in New Zealand.

Come with us to New Zealand for a wine adventure!

A great wine, nature and culture experience on the New Zealand wine tour.

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More inspiration: You can get an even better feeling for what you will experience on this tour if you visit the latest tour’s own Facebook group. Lots of pictures and videos from the tour (join the group and you’ll get an update when we post new contents): The wine tour to New Zealand 2024.

Ripe syrah in the vineyard at Unison Vineyard, Gimblett Gravels, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
Ripe syrah in the vineyard at Unison Vineyard, Gimblett Gravels, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, copyright BKWine Photography
The Black Barn vineyards and winery (before the fire) in Hawke's Bay
The Black Barn vineyards and winery (before the fire) in Hawke's Bay, copyright BKWine Photography
Exploring the Mount Cook glacier on the Tasman Lake
Exploring the Mount Cook glacier on the Tasman Lake, copyright BKWine Photography
Geysers and sulphur springs in Rotorua
Geysers and sulphur springs in Rotorua, copyright BKWine Photography
The incredible Huka Falls, 220.000 litres/second
The incredible Huka Falls, 220.000 litres/second, copyright BKWine Photography
Vineyards and mountains in Central Otago
Vineyards and mountains in Central Otago, copyright BKWine Photography

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