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Queenstown Vineyards


In recent years the planting that began in the 1980’s are taking fruit. Some world famous vineyards now produce the must have “Central Otago” wine. The vineyards are the most southern in the world but has a distinct similarity to the Burgundy region.

 

The vineyards are at high altitude and subject to cold winters and hot dry summers which makes for some very skilled wine producers to cope with this variation. The main areas are just north of Arrowtown and include the Gibbston Valley and Felton Road areas. Many vineyards have wine tastings and restaurants attached. There are over 45 wineries in Central Otago. Listed below are some great tours of vineyards, just click the link to find out more details and to book.

Boutique Wine Tour - 5 hours
Fall in love with the Central Otago region one sip at a time… It is a stunningly beautiful region with rugged, snow capped mountains, clear blue rivers, deep gorges and picturesque alpine lakes. Sample fine wines with over 15 tastings and savor a delicious lunch at the Carrick Winery. You'll be offered a specialist service as the group is limited to ten passengers. Enjoy great wine, great food and a great day.

Gourmet Wine Tour - 7 hours
A food and wine lovers' delight! Discover Central Otago region's award wining wines and fine cuisine on one of our small group tours. Taste some fine wines at a selection of our favorite vineyards, test your senses at the Big Picture wine adventure and along the way, enjoy a Mediterranean style, gourmet lunch. Also included - a tasting of local cheeses and a visit to the historic precinct of Old Cromwell Town.

 

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