How many wineries are there in Gibbston Valley?
seven vineyards
Located in the Gibbston and Bendigo sub-regions our vineyards are exceptionally individual within the stunning Central Otago region. We value and respect our vineyards most of all. We have seven vineyards, two in Gibbston and five in Bendigo.
Who owns Gibbston wines?
The recent opening of Gibbston Valley Winery’s $25 million lodge and spa is a triumph for its low-key American owner, Phil Griffith. Since first pumping money into the winery in the early former casino mogul’s punted big on the future of Queenstown’s wine tourism, and Gibbston, in particular.
How many wineries are in Queenstown?
With 75 wineries only a 20-minute drive of Queenstown, and over a hundred more within 40 minutes, you’re in the heart of the world’s southernmost wine region. Taste some of the world’s finest Pinot Noir, before enjoying a winery lunch created by our talented local chefs.
What wine is Santa Ynez known for?
It was recognized as an official AVA in 1983 and the diverse climate of the area means that a wide range of wines are produced here, most notably from Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Syrah. The AVA fills a wide, east-west-oriented valley along the course of the Santa Ynez River, stretching from the Sta.
Who is playing at Gibbston Valley 2020?
With music spanning the decades, from the late 60s through to early 2000’s, the 2020 line up at the Gibbston Valley Winery Summer Concert, Taupo Summer Concert and Whitianga Summer Concert will star BILLY IDOL, GEORGE THOROGOOD AND THE DESTROYERS, ANASTACIA, CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVISITED and SMASH MOUTH.
How many wineries are in the Santa Ynez Valley?
120 wineries
Each year, more than 1 million cases of wine are produced in the Santa Ynez Valley. The area features over 120 wineries, most of them are boutique operations. Many are family owned and operated.
What is Central Otago famous for?
Located in the South Island of New Zealand, Central Otago is very well known for its spectacular vineyards and premium quality wines. The primary grapes grown in the region are Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Riesling, Gewürztraminer and Sauvignon Blanc.
What winery is under the vines filmed at?
Under The Vines, starring Rebecca Gibney and Charles Edwards, of The Crown and Downton Abbey fame, launched in New Zealand this week. The six part romantic comedy commissioned by TVNZ and Acorn Films is set in Central Otago, with the incredible vineyards around Gibbston Valley and Alexandra landscape as its backdrop.
Who owns Alma Rosa?
Bob & Barb Zorich
In 2005, the Sanfords launched Alma Rosa Winery to pursue their commitment to organic farming and sustainable business practices. Today, those practices are continued by Bob & Barb Zorich, who purchased Alma Rosa Winery in 2014.
Where is Gibbston Valley winery?
Located in beautiful Central Otago in the South Island of New Zealand, Gibbston Valley Winery is world-renowned for their historic vineyards and handcrafted Pinot Noirs. The winery is also home to a bistro-style restaurant, a tasting room, the country’s largest wine cave, a cheesery, and a bike centre.
What can you do in Gibbston Valley?
Experience Gibbston Valley™ on a tour of our wine cave and iconic Home Block vineyard or spend the afternoon and lunch with one of our Winemakers. We offer a range of Winery, Cave & Cheese Tours to suit every taste. Visit our Cellar Door and try our premium varietals.
Where are the best wineries to visit in Queenstown?
Find out more about wine tours in Queenstown and the best wineries to visit. Fondly known as the ‘Valley of the Vines’, the Gibbston area of Queenstown is one of the most scenic wine growing areas in New Zealand. Vineyards are sandwiched between rugged mountains and the rocky Kawarau River gorge.
How far is the Gibbston Valley from Queenstown?
The Gibbston Valley wineries are 12km from Arrowtown, 25km from Queenstown, and 56km from Wanaka. There’s no public transport, so you’ll need your own vehicle, or best of all, take a tour so no one needs to be the designated driver. I think the best way to experience the Gibbston Valley is to cycle to the wineries.
