Wine journey · New Zealand
Martinborough
Gravel, wind, Pinot Noir, eight stops.
Guided route
Martinborough Intense
At the southern end of a mountain range on New Zealand's North Island lies a stretch of land that discovered its kinship with Burgundy in 1978. Eight stops tell the story of how it became New Zealand's most celebrated Pinot Noir.
1Region & HistoryFrom Beetham to Milne
2Grape VarietiesPinot & the Abel Clone
3ClimateRain Shadow and Wind
4SoilsTerraces of Gravel
5GlasswareA Shape for Pinot
6ProductionWhole Clusters in the Tank
7TastingOn Pinot Noir
8Wine & FoodLamb and Crayfish0 of 8
