Location: Northland Region
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10 Wineries & Vineyards in Northland Region That You Shouldn't Miss
Ngāi Takoto, Ngā Puhi, Ngāti Whātua, Ngāti Kahu, Ngāti Kurī, Ngāti Wai, Te Aupōuri, Te Rarawa Te Roroa
Restaurants in Northland Region
1. Kapiro Vineyard
2. Omata Estate
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By annepharm8 - Bridge of Allan, United Kingdom
A lovely relaxing place for an excellent platter lunch, good views, friendly and attentive staff and very good wines. Would highly recommend.
3. Waitapu Estate Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
We are a boutique vineyard in the north of New Zealand. We grow a small range of quality wines which are available for tasting from our cellar door. We are at an elevated sight with good views of the 90 mile beach.
Reviewed By 49livt
We were warmly welcomed on a Saturday to this lovely estate, with a stunning view of the coast and beautiful decor. The host was extremely engaging, friendly, and knowledgable, and delivered an enjoyable experience. Delicious wines from their estate vines and also a very environmentally aware and wildlife friendly location. We even bought a bottle to take travelling with us! Would most definitely recommend the trip out.
4. Soland & James - Vineyard and Cellar Door
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Welcome to Soland & James - we are a small family owned and run vineyard, just 10 minutes drive from downtown Kerikeri. Open 7 days 11:00 am - 6:00 pm (sometimes 8:00pm) Wine-tastings and sales are available in the old barn or outside, next to the Chardonnay vines. We are happy to take you on a wander around the vineyard and introduce you to the vines. We produce Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Rosé and Syrah. Come and meet Molly (our loveable lab), the crazy chickens and one of us :-) Cheers! Andrea
5. Cottle Hill Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By travelavecmonamour - Auckland, New Zealand
If you are in the area don’t pass this place by. If you prefer the personal touch and don’t like too many people around this is the place. This was our favourite venue. No food here but we had wine tasting by the owner who entertained while he poured. Very quietly funny he offered a great selection of wines with descriptions of the taste and how it was processed. I don’t drink and the host kindly offered water and we were invited to sit outside and enjoy the peace and quiet whilst we drank. It’s a little spot of paradise and we were all so glad we found it. Highly recommend. The wine must be good too. We left with 4 bottles!
6. Paroa Bay Winery- Villa Accommodation.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
There are few places in the world where you get the sense of land emerging from the ocean — where you can trace the contours of the land down below the waterline, where sky, land and sea are continuous — and New Zealand’s Paroa Bay Winery and Estate is one of these places. Featuring three superb villas, a boutique vineyard, and our coastal-inspired restaurant Sage — we ensure every aspect of luxury is plentifully provided for. The first of our luxury villas, Tarāpunga, is named after the local seabirds, and nests high above the bay. With floor to ceiling windows and an infinity pool on an expansive outdoor entertaining area, Tarāpunga truly brings the incredible scenery to the fore. Our second villa, Weka, is a smaller but beautifully designed residence, and available for reservation concurrently with Tarāpunga. Our third villa, Vineyard Cottage, sits amongst the vines of our famed winery and enjoys views of the beautiful rolling green hills of both vineyard and native bush.
Reviewed By brizay - Singapore, Singapore
Last month I had the great fortune to stay at The Tarapunga villa at Paroa Bay winery. This is a luxurious accommodation, gorgeously furnished with stunning views of the Bay of islands from every corner of the house . The infinity pool invites you to jump in and stare at the view. The villa has a home cinema, tennis courts, a gym, Badminton, bicycles, Golf buggies which we used to admire the beautiful surrounding nature and manicured landscape of the winery and also to access the private beach. There is also an annexed villa that can accommodate another family or grown up kids. The place is perfect in every way(it even has, Sage, next door, the best restaurant in the area ). It’s a perfect Accommodation for a perfect holiday I had the time of my life. I highly recommend it.
7. Byrne Northland Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Taste Byrne Northland Wines in relaxed surroundings at the Fat Pig Vineyard Cellar Door. Learn about the process of growing and making wine in Northland and discover the fantastic flavours the region can produce! $5 tasting fee is waived when you buy a bottle to take away.
Reviewed By Ruruhi - Takanini, New Zealand
Loved this place, peaceful and full of passion it was a great start to our wine tour. My favourite was the Chardonnay
8. Sailfish Cove Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Small boutique family owned vineyard and winery bordering the Pacific ocean. Sit on the decks and watch the boats go past while tasting our delicious red and white wines and spectacular port. Tasting is open most days in January and by appointment during the rest of the year. Just call us or email ahead.
9. Ake Ake Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Ake Ake Vineyard is a boutique organic vineyard. We specialise in growing and making wines from grape varietals such as Pinot Gris, Syrah and Chambourcin, which are best suited to the Far North's climate and terroir. Grapes grown at Ake Ake Vineyard are fully certified organic. We also produce Preservative Free wine, Rose and Port.
Reviewed By russell85 - Orillia, Canada
CHRIS had us try 6 different wines during our tour of this wonderful boutique winery which does about 20,000 a year. They have a lovely dining area as well as outside patio area. Ti looks like a wonderful place for dinner.
10. Kainui Road Vineyards
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