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Marlborough

Situated on the north-east coast of the South Island, Marlborough enjoys warm and sunny days, cooler nights and a long growing season.
    

Climate

The Marlborough region is split into two river valleys, the Wairau in the north and Awatere further south. The Wairau Valley has lower rainfall and cooler temperatures and the Awatere Valley soils are drier and less fertile, naturally minimising grape yield.
  

Grape Varietals

International demand for Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc has allowed the region’s wine industry to blossom. In recent years, Marlborough has seen newer varietals from this region flourish, particularly Pinot Noir.

Rutherford Vineyard Taylors Pass Seddon Maxwell

Single Vineyards in Marlborough

Taylors Pass

Taylors Pass

The picturesque Taylors Pass Vineyard is located on the north bank of the meandering Awatere River in Marlborough.... More»»

Seddon

Seddon

Established in 1992, the Seddon Vineyard was the first publicly owned vineyard in New Zealand. Perched high over the backs of the Awatere River, Seddon is planted on three river terraces, spanning 84 hectares... More»»

Maxwell

Maxwell

The Maxwell family’s vineyard lies at the foothills of Marlborough’s Wither Hills. Located on a gentle north-facing slope it is located partway into Marlborough’s Ben Morven Valley. Planted on clay soils and sheltered from the harsh southerly wind,... More»»

Rutherford

Rutherford

John and Shirley Rutherford's Pinot Noir vineyard is nestled against the gentle north facing slopes of the Benmorven foothills... More»»

Waldron

Waldron

Waldron is located in the Rapaura district of the Wairau Plains in Marlborough.... More»»

 
 
 

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