Clos Henri Private Library Experience
Discover the Clos Henri legacy: A 20-year journey of wine excellence in Marlborough with exclusive museum releases and guided tastings
NZ$50.00
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Wine tasting and tour at Vicarage Lane Wines
Stroll through the vineyards,enjoying a breathtaking view, and delight in tasting their unique and exquisite wines
NZ$13.00
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Wine Tasting, vertical tasting of the most southern Merlot in the World
Taste the most Southern Merlot
NZ$10.00
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Taste the Elegantly Crafted wines from the Auckland Wine Region
NZ$10.90
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Wine Tasting at Lawson's Dry Hills Winery
Enjoy with Your Friends and Family with Wine Tasting at Lawson'S Dry Hills Winery
NZ$20.00
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Relish The Award-Winning Wines from Pask Winery
NZ$15.00
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Wine tasting and tour at Urlar
Learn about the organic and biodynamic winemaking practices and enjoy a wine tasting paired with local homegrown produce
NZ$12.00
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Wine tasting and tour at The Hunting Lodge Winery
Share a delightful wine tasting experience at The Hunting Lodge Winery
NZ$3.60
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Wine tasting and tour at The Elder Pinot
Experience the great pinots which are the single-vineyard wines from their very own estate-grown fruit.
NZ$10.40
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New Zealand Wine Tours Offered by Local Guides
Discover New Zealand's wine scene together with knowledgeable local wine tour guides.
Sunset Happy Hour Cruise
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Have a happy hour with wines in Wanaka, Central Otago on a guided wine tour
NZ$62.60
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Relaxing Forest Hot Tub Soak
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Relaxing with Wines!
NZ$39.00
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New Zealand Wine Map
How to Reach Wine Tasting Experiences in New Zealand
Wine tasting tours in New Zealand are easily accessible by different means of transportation.
By Air
New Zealand has a well-developed airport system and a number of domestic and international flights, which can be a very convenient and fast way to visit the best wine tours in New Zealand.
South regions, like Otago, can be reached by Queenstown Airport (ZQN), or by Dunedin Airport (DUD)
In the Canterbury wine region, fly into Christchurch Airport (CHC).
The northern regions are connected to several airports.
To visit the wine tastings and tours in the Wairarapa wine region, fly into Palmerston North (PMR).
To visit the Waikato wine region, use Hamilton Airport (YHM).
Fly into Auckland Airport (AKL), to visit the Auckland wine region.
South regions, like Otago, can be reached by Queenstown Airport (ZQN), or by Dunedin Airport (DUD)
In the Canterbury wine region, fly into Christchurch Airport (CHC).
The northern regions are connected to several airports.
To visit the wine tastings and tours in the Wairarapa wine region, fly into Palmerston North (PMR).
To visit the Waikato wine region, use Hamilton Airport (YHM).
Fly into Auckland Airport (AKL), to visit the Auckland wine region.
By Car
To enjoy some of the best wine tours in New Zealand, driving is one of the most convenient options. Below you can find brief information on how to travel in each wine region of New Zealand.
Drive around the Central Otago region via roads 6, 8, 8A, and 8 85.
Canterbury area has some amazing spots for wine tastings and tours in New Zealand, drive around the region using the highways: 8, 1, 77, and 73. Also, road 7 goes through the Waipara Valley and North Canterbury.
Marlborough, the region with some of the best wine tours in New Zealand, can be traveled around by the highways: 1, 63, 65, and 6. Highway 1, goes along the Pacific Ocean to enjoy the views during your trip.
Most of the Nelson wine region can be visited by highways 6 and 60.
Wairarapa wine region has some very interesting cellars to enjoy the wine tastings and tours in New Zealand. Travel around the wine region by the highways: 1, 2, 54, and 57.
To travel around Hawke`s Bay and visit some of the best wine tours in New Zealand, highways 2, 38, and 5 will be in your service.
Gisborne is a significant area on the wine map of outstanding wine tours in New Zealand. The region is mainly covered by highways 2 and 35.
The Auckland and Waikato neighboring regions can be driven around by the local highways: 2, 1, and 16.
Drive around the Central Otago region via roads 6, 8, 8A, and 8 85.
Canterbury area has some amazing spots for wine tastings and tours in New Zealand, drive around the region using the highways: 8, 1, 77, and 73. Also, road 7 goes through the Waipara Valley and North Canterbury.
Marlborough, the region with some of the best wine tours in New Zealand, can be traveled around by the highways: 1, 63, 65, and 6. Highway 1, goes along the Pacific Ocean to enjoy the views during your trip.
Most of the Nelson wine region can be visited by highways 6 and 60.
Wairarapa wine region has some very interesting cellars to enjoy the wine tastings and tours in New Zealand. Travel around the wine region by the highways: 1, 2, 54, and 57.
To travel around Hawke`s Bay and visit some of the best wine tours in New Zealand, highways 2, 38, and 5 will be in your service.
Gisborne is a significant area on the wine map of outstanding wine tours in New Zealand. The region is mainly covered by highways 2 and 35.
The Auckland and Waikato neighboring regions can be driven around by the local highways: 2, 1, and 16.
By Train
Visit some of the cellars and enjoy wine tastings and tours in New Zealand using the local railway system. The railway system does not cover many parts of the country, however, the carriages are very comfortable, accessible and provide snacks and drinks in the beautiful small train cafes.
Trains connect the cities of Christchurch (Canterbury), and Picton (Marlborough).
On the North Island, the railway connects Wellington (Wairarapa), Hamilton (Waikato), and Auckland (Auckland).
Trains connect the cities of Christchurch (Canterbury), and Picton (Marlborough).
On the North Island, the railway connects Wellington (Wairarapa), Hamilton (Waikato), and Auckland (Auckland).
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Everything you need to know before you take a tour to New Zealand
New Zealand has gained a well-deserved title as one of the best wine producers in the world during the last 20 years. Thanks to the unique terroir, soil, and well-educated winemakers, nowadays we have a great opportunity to enjoy some of the best wine tastings and tours in New Zealand.
There are plenty of beautiful spots with cellars and vineyards, that would be happy to host you for wine tasting and tour in New Zealand.
If you are planning to get some wine tours in New Zealand, you will have to carefully choose where to go first and start looking for the best region for you. There are plenty of gorgeous options for wine tastings and tours in New Zealand, spread all over each region. All wine tours in New Zealand have their own story to tell, winemaking techniques, and unique wines to offer their guests. Here you can find more about wineries in New Zealand.
Frequently Asked Questions
The most frequently asked questions by our visitors
What is the most popular wine in NZ?
The most popular wine in New Zealand is Cabernet Sauvignon. Make sure to taste it at wine tastings and tours in New Zealand.
What is the best white wine in New Zealand?
Among the many amazing white wines that you can taste in the country, Sauvignon Blanc is a must-try when at a wine tour in New Zealand.
How much does a wine tasting cost in NZ?
A wine tasting and tour in New Zealand would cost you anywhere from 2 euros to 70 euros per person.
However, most of the wine tastings and tours in New Zealand cost around 30 euros.
However, most of the wine tastings and tours in New Zealand cost around 30 euros.
What is the most famous wine region in New Zealand?
Most famous of wine-making is the Marlborough region.
When is the best time to visit New Zealand for wine tasting?
he best time to visit New Zealand for wine tasting is typically during the spring (September to November) and summer (December to February) months when the vineyards are vibrant, and the weather is favorable.
Where does the NZ wine trail start?
Classic New Zealand Wine Trail adventure begins in the beautiful Hawke's Bay region
Which region of New Zealand produces the best Sauvignon Blanc?
Tucked into the northeast corner of New Zealand's South Island, with over 28,800 hectares planted under grapevine, is New Zealand's most iconic wine region. Marlborough accounts for two-thirds of the country's wine grape vines, and 72% of New Zealand's Sauvignon Blanc.
What travellers says about New Zealand Wine Tours
Terence
January 26, 2024
Great tasting event!Satu was engaging, knowledgeable, friendly. Enjoyed the tasting immensely.
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