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What is the climate of New Zealand?
Mostly maritime. In northern vineyards is subtropical. Sunniest in Marlborough; driest in Central Otago. Excessive rainfall on eastern seaboard, but protected by mountains from west wind and rain.
What are the most important white varieties in New Zealand?
Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay
What are the most important red varieties in New Zealand?
Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
What is Sauvignon Blanc like in New Zealand?
Benchmark in Marlborough. Intense aromas of capsicum, grass, elderflower, passion fruit, and mineral notes.
What is Chardonnay like in New Zealand?
Clean fruit character, crisp acidity. Gisborne Chardonnays have riper, more exotic fruit than those from Marlborough or Central Otago.
What is Pinot Noir like in New Zealand?
Martinborough good region for Pinot Noir. Rich, cherry, velvety. Marlborough Pinot Noir is lighter and more vegetal. Central Otago Pinot Noir is complex, powerful, and elegant.
What region is known for Bordeaux-style wines in New Zealand?
Hawkes Bay
What are the main regions of the North Island of New Zealand?
Auckland, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, Martinborough
What are the main regions of the South Island of New Zealand?
Canterbury, Marlborough, Nelson, Otago
Describe Auckland.
North Island, New Zealand. Mainly red wines from grapes grown in clay soils.
Describe Gisborne.
North Island, New Zealand. Chardonnay. Fertile soils.
Describe Hawkes Bay.
North Island, New Zealand. Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot.
Describe Martinborough.
North Island, New Zealand. Rich, full-bodied, cherry Pinot Noir.
Describe Marlborough.
South Island, New Zealand. Sunniest part of country. Herbaceous Sauvignon Blanc. Plantings of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir for sparkling wines.
Describe Nelson.
South Island, New Zealand. Late harvest wines, mostly Rieslings.
Describe Canterbury.
South Island, New Zealand.
Describe Central Otago.
South Island, New Zealand. Continental climate with warm days and cold nights. Concentrated fruit flavors. Pinot Noir, Riesling, and Pinot Gris.