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Kaiteriteri Nelson is home to 21 cellar doors, The Hills 60 16 almost all family-owned. This Riwaka High St High means that when you visit the cellar door, you’ll often meet the Motueka winemaker and experience their passion first hand. 10. RIMU GROVE WINERY 13. KINA BEACH VINEYARD 16. RIWAKA RIVER ESTATE 19. DUNBAR ESTATES Motueka Valley Highway r ive 60 Motueka R Come enjoy our handcrafted Pinot Noir, Bronte Road East Boutique vineyard in stunning coastal setting, 21 Dee Road, Kina, Tasman Artisan vineyard producing ‘Resurgence’ wines 60 Takaka Hill Highway, Dunbar Estates’ Accommodation, Cellar Door, Café Dunbar Estates 13 14 Kina Peninsula 15 Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer and (off Coastal Highway), producing single vineyard multiple award Tel: 03 526 6252 – individual, well-crafted wines of unique and Riwaka & Vineyard adjacent to the picturesque Motueka 1469 Motueka Valley Highway 19 Kina Beach Rd Riesling wines overlooking the scenic Waimea Inlet. RD1, Upper Moutere winning wines. or 027 521 5321 distinctive character from limestone soils. Our extra- Tel: 03 528 8819 river. Taste and purchase wines from our Nelson and RD1, Ngatimoti Open: Tel: 03 540 2345 Accommodation: [email protected] virgin olive oil is also available at our cellar door. Mob: 021 277 2553 Central Otago Vineyards. Stay or relax in the beautiful Motueka 7196 The Hills Summer: 11.00am – 5.00pm daily. [email protected] Charming guest cottages set amongst the vines, www.kinabeach.co.nz Delightful vineyard accommodation is now available. [email protected] countryside while enjoying wine, food and Tel: 03 526 8598 Winter: By appointment. www.rimugrove.co.nz both with coastal views. “Relax, Unwind, Enjoy” Open: www.riwakariverestate.com Supreme coffee. [email protected] 12 GPS Ruby Bay 10.00am until 6.00pm daily. Open: www.dunbarestates.co.nz GPS Open: -41.1847898 / 173.0584771 GPS Foley Rd Wednesday - Sunday 9.30am - late. 18 Monday – Friday by prior arrangement. 17 Gardner Valley Rd -41.2693502 / 173.076577 -41.06248663 / 172.97801557 Reservations (03) 526 8598 (other days by appointment) GPS 11 Mapua -41.20033447 / 172.87040446 Neudorf Rd Best Rd Rd 21 y e Upper Moutere 20 Geo. Harv Eggers Rd Sunrise Rd 10 Nelson 60 Redwood Rd Appleby Highway6 Motueka Highway Lower Queen St r e v i Appleby Highway R 8 a 6 e 7 m 11. RIMU WINE BAR 14. KINA CLIFFS VINEYARD 17. NEUDORF VINEYARDS i 20. KAHURANGI ESTATE a W McShane9 Rd Rimu Wine Bar offers an extensive range of Unit 4, Shed 4 Taste award winning Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, 38 Cliff Road, Kina, Tasman Wines of texture and presence. Enjoy a glass with 138 Neudorf Road, tasteology@kahurangi estate offers the full range of Cnr Moutere Highway & Sunrise Richmond premium Nelson wines. All wines are available Mapua Wharf Pinot Gris and Rosé from this 8-acre single vineyard Tel: 03 526 6780 artisan cheeses and olives from our baby deli in the Upper Moutere Kahurangi Estate wines which originate from some Road, Upper Moutere Waimea West Rd The Plains 1 to taste by the glass and by the bottle with retail Tel: 03 540 2580 with spectacular views. Just 2km from the cycle or 027 654 0007 Neudorf garden. Tel: 03 543 2643 of the oldest vines in the South Island and reflect Tel: 03 543 2983 5 Hart Rd bottle sales. Enjoy our wood-fired pizzas and [email protected] trail and 200m from the beach. [email protected] [email protected] the true aromatic flavours and beauty of the Nelson [email protected] Open: 3 Aniseed Vall. Rd platters in front of the picturesque estuary. www.rimugrove.co.nz Open: www.kinacliffs.co.nz October – end of April: 11.00am – 5.00pm daily. www.neudorf.co.nz region. Sample, purchase and enjoy a glass with www.tasteology.co.nz some of our locally sourced food. 2 Open: 12.00pm – 5.00pm: Thursday – Saturday (Nov – pre Xmas, Rest of the year – please check website. Clover Rd East GPS GPS GPS Noon until late daily. March) Tuesday – Sunday (after Xmas, Jan & Feb). Open: GPS Brightwater -41.256535 / 173.101633 -41.18630851 / 173.06417269 -41.2474109 / 172.9919358 Closed Public Holidays. Every day 11am - 5pm -41.27532304 / 173.01203012 4 River Terrace 6 The Plains Distance from Nelson City The Hills Distance from Nelson City The softly rolling Moutere Hills are formed from the 1. Fossil Ridge Wines 16.5km 10. Rimu Grove Winery 27.5km weathered gravels of an ancient river system, which 2. Greenhough Vineyard 20km 11. Rimu Wine Bar 32.5km originally reached from St Arnaud to the coast. The gravel 3. Brightwater Vineyards 19km 12. Ruby Bay Vineyard 35km threaded clay soils are renowned for producing wines of 4. Falcon Ridge Estate 25km 13. Kina Beach Vineyard 40km richness and texture. The Pinot Noir is deeply flavoured 5. Kaimira Wines 24km 14. Kina Cliffs Vineyard 41km 12. RUBY BAY VINEYARD 15. BLACKENBROOK VINEYARD 18. HIMMELSFELD VINEYARD 21. MOUTERE HILLS VINEYARD 6. Seifried Estate 22km 15. Blackenbrook Vineyard 39km with fine tannins and elegance. The Chardonnay 7. Te Mania Wines 16km 16. Riwaka River Estate 55.5km Come and enjoy our beautiful, handcrafted, award 271 Pomona Road, Ruby Bay, A true family vineyard and winery where simplicity Daniel & Ursula Schwarzenbach Distinctive aged wines. Tiny, three acres of hand- 100 Gardner Valley Rd, RD1, Boutique vineyard nestled in a unique, idyllic location 42 Eggers Road is complex, multi faceted with excellent structure. winning wines, luxury cottage accommodation, Tasman and gentle processes are producing award-winning 50 Baldwin Road, Tasman – managed vines, producing some of the region’s finest Upper Moutere overlooking the vineyard. Forsters restaurant is serving Upper Moutere 8. Richmond Plains 16km 17. Neudorf Vineyards 38.5km and breathtaking views over the vineyard to Tel: 03 540 3938 results. Nelson (turn off at Tasman aged Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Tel: 03 543 2223 the finest local produce, paired with the full Moutere Tel: 03 543 2288 Winemakers also produce excellent Sauvignon Blanc, 9. Waimea Estates 15.5km 18. Himmelsfeld Vineyard 34.5km Tasman Bay beyond. Cellar door tastings and sales Mob: 0274 540 393 Open: General Store) Sauvignon. The “no compromise” attitude shows Mob: 027 524 0253 Hills range of wine. The Fox ‘n’ Grapes bar is open Friday [email protected] Riesling and more recently Pinot Gris. of Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Riesling, [email protected] On selected long weekends or by appointment Tel: 03 526 6888 through in distinctive, rich full-flavoured wines. [email protected] evenings from 5pm. www.mouterehills.co.nz or 19. Dunbar Estates 55.5km Sauvignon Blanc and Methode Traditionelle. www.rubybayvineyard.co.nz – please give us a ring or check our website. [email protected] Open: www.himmelsfeld.co.nz Open: www.forsters.co.nz Open: Saturday & Sunday 11.30am – 2.30pm. www.blackenbrook.co.nz November until Easter, daily 11.00am – 5.00pm. Estab. 1991 Summer: Sunday - Thurs 11am – 4.30pm. 20. Kahurangi Estate 34km GPS GPS Other days by appointment, Phone 027 276 8990. Closed Christmas Day and Easter. Friday & Saturday 11am – 9pm. -41.2304873 / 173.0689656 GPS GPS -41.28746805 / 173.00617025 21. Moutere Hills Vineyard 35.5km Please check the website for updates. Winter Hours: By appointment. Winter: Reduced opening - check website. -41.19335074 / 173.04685328 -41.240746 / 173.01351 www.winenelson.co.nz The Plains facebook.com/winenelson twitter.com/winenelson1 instagram.com/winenelson YOUR GUIDE TO EXPLORING THE #nelsonwine #nelsonshines 2019 Images by Chocolate Dog Photography 1. FOSSIL RIDGE WINES 4. FALCON RIDGE ESTATE 7. TE MANIA WINES An attractive boutique vineyard in the Richmond 72 Hart Road, Richmond Falcon Ridge produces fine award winning wines 5 Higgins Road, Pioneers on the Waimea Plains, Te Mania produces 108 McShane Rd, Richmond NELSON foothills, offering Cellar Door tastings, café, country Tel: 03 544 9463 from single block handpicked grapes reflecting Spring Grove, Nelson organic, vibrant fruit driven white wines and Tel: 03 544 7585 lunch and platters. Also featuring our macadamias [email protected] the character of the land. The elevated vineyard Tel: 03 542 3190 hand-crafted elegant red wines. Admire the world’s [email protected] and olives. Bookings welcome. is on Moutere Gravel terrane overlooking the biggest grapevine rugby ball while also tasting our www.fossilridge.co.nz [email protected] www.temaniawines.co.nz WINE REGION Open: Waimea Plain, Nelson and Tasman Bay. Our simple delicious range of Richmond Plains organic wines GPS www.falconridgeestate.co.nz Summer: Wednesday - Sunday 11.00am - 3.00pm philosophy is to produce premium quality fruit and at the same cellar door. GPS -41.3568891 / 173.1793127 Closed: Monday, Tuesday, Public Holidays. guide the grapes into the bottle. GPS Open: -41.332918 / 173.161118 Please check our web page or answerphone to confirm Open: -41.7020299 / 172.6819467 Summer: 10.30am – 4.30pm daily. open dates. Monday to Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm. Winter: Monday – Friday 10.30am – 4.30pm. Saturday & Sunday 11.00am – 5.00pm. 2. GREENHOUGH VINEYARD 5. KAIMIRA WINES 8. RICHMOND PLAINS Winemakers in Hope for over twenty five years. 411 Paton Road, Certified organic vineyards and winery. Visit our 97 Livingston Road, Richmond Plains produced New Zealand’s first 108 McShane Rd, Richmond Welcome to our cellar door just five minutes RD1, Hope cellar door/local art gallery for tasting and sales Brightwater certified organic Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir. Tel: 03 544 7585 from Richmond. Call in and taste our certified Tel: 03 542 3868 of your favourite wines plus some more unusual Tel: 03 542 3491 We work with nature to craft delicious wines that [email protected] organic wines.
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    DRINKS MENU BEER LAGER Heineken (5%) 330mL 10.00 Corona (4.5%) 355mL 10.00 Mussel Inn ‘Golden Goose’ Lager (5%) 330mL 10.00 Onekaka, New Zealand Hop Federation Golden Lager (4.5%) 330mL 10.00 Riwaka, New Zealand McLeod’s ‘Longboarder’ Lager (5.0%) 500mL 15.00 Waipu, New Zealand PILSNER Hop Federation Pilsner (5.5%) 330mL 10.00 Riwaka, New Zealand Garage Project ‘Hops on Pointe’ Champagne Pilsner (6.7%) 330mL 12.00 Wellington, New Zealand Townshend ‘Black Arrow’ NZ Pilsner (5.0%) 500mL 15.00 Motueka, New Zealand WHEAT & SOUR Yeastie Boys ‘White Noise’ Cloudy White Ale (4.4%) 330mL 10.00 Wellington, New Zealand Garage Project ‘White Mischief’ Salted White Peach Sour (2.9%) 330mL 11.00 Wellington, New Zealand Boneface ‘The Juice’ Dry Hopped Gose (4.5%) 500mL 15.00 Upper Hutt, New Zealand PALE ALES Sawmill Session IPA (3.7%) 330mL 10.00 Matakana, New Zealand Garage Project ‘Garagista’ IPA (5.8%) 330mL 11.00 Wellington, New Zealand Mussel Inn ‘Pale Whale Ale’ (6%) 330mL 11.00 Onekaka, New Zealand Yeastie Boys ‘Gunnamatta’ Earl Grey IPA (6.5%) 330mL 12.00 Wellington, New Zealand Behemoth ‘Lid Ripper’ Hazy IPA (6.9%) 440mL 15.00 Napier, New Zealand McLeod’s ‘Paradise’ Pale Ale (5.5%) 500mL 15.00 Waipu, New Zealand Parrotdog ‘Forget-Me-Not’ West Coast IPA (6.9%) 500mL 16.00 Wellington, New Zealand Double Vision Brewing ‘Naughty Hopper’ IIPA (8.9%) 500mL 16.00 Wellington, New Zealand RED & DARK ALES Parrotdog ‘Bloodhound’ Red Ale (6.3%) 330mL 10.00 Wellington, New Zealand Emerson’s ‘Bookbinder’ English Ale (3.7%) 330mL 10.00 Dunedin, New Zealand