Why should you travel all the way to New Zealand for wine?

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I have not done the statistics, but it is quite possible that New Zealand is the country with the highest portion of quality wine compared to total production. (Let’s not get into the question of what “quality” is here. It’s complicated and we can discuss that we you come on the tour.) It is certainly one of the countries with the highest per-bottle price for the wine they export.

Another reason to go there is that it has developed into one of the world’s top producers in a very short time. A success case story. The great thing with this is that when you go there you are likely to meet several of the original wine entrepreneurs, those who started the wave of good wine.

A third reason is that export markets tend to focus on sauvignon blanc. There’s nothing wrong with “SB”, on the contrary, it’s great, and much more diverse than you would think. But there’s so much more. World-leading pinot noir, of course, but also syrah, cabernet, viognier, fiano, riesling, and so on.

Finally, it is such a beautiful country to travel in, stunning nature, vast spaces and wonderful people. Join us on the New Zealand wine tour. We’ll show you all that.

Travel with one of the world’s leading wine tour companies (*) and join Britt & Per on this stunning 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.

(*) And the only one whose partners have written 13 internationally award-winning wine books. :-)

Pinot noir almost ripe in Central Otago, New Zealand
Pinot noir almost ripe in Central Otago, New Zealand, copyright BKWine Photography
Landscape in Central Otago, New Zealand
Landscape in Central Otago, New Zealand, copyright BKWine Photography
Vineyards in Central Otago, New Zealand
Vineyards in Central Otago, New Zealand, copyright BKWine Photography
The Cook Strait crossing taking us from North Island to South Island
The Cook Strait crossing taking us from North Island to South Island, copyright BKWine Photography
Sauvignon blanc vineyards in Marlborough
Sauvignon blanc vineyards in Marlborough, copyright BKWine Photography
Martinborough is a small town with traditional buildings
Martinborough is a small town with traditional buildings, copyright BKWine Photography

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