New Zealand’s wine growing regions span the latitudes of 33 and 45 degrees – the equivalent of Alsace to Spain.

While micro-climates deliver regional nuances, the climate is predominantly maritime. None of our vineyards is more than 120 km from the sea; many are on the coast or nearby. The coastal vineyards experience long sunshine hours (an annual average of around 2200), mild sea breezes and cool night.

It’s an ideal growing environment, with an extended ripening period to produce balanced, character-filled wines.

Visit Drylands in New Zealand- Marlborough

Set amongst some of the oldest Sauvignon Blanc vines in Marlborough, join us where fine wine meets local cuisine.

OPEN 10 - 5pm, 7 days a week
237 Hammerichs Road, Blenheim, Marlborough

Cellar Door:
Ph: 00 64 (0)3 570 5252 Fax:00 64 (0)3 570 5272
email: cellardoor@drylands.co.nz
Restaurant:
Ph: 00 64 (0)3 570 5671
email: restaurant@drylands.co.nz

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