Took a friend here as part of a 'winery tour'; the visit was a little disappointing as the service... read more
During our tasting we discovered we were tasting the last of Ngatarawa wines as the vineyard had... read more
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Took a friend here as part of a 'winery tour'; the visit was a little disappointing as the service was a bit 'flat', the wine was alright but as the property was soon on the market I would suggest that operators were in a holding...More
During our tasting we discovered we were tasting the last of Ngatarawa wines as the vineyard had been sold to Mission Estates. So sad to see the end of hundreds of year of winemakers coming to an end. Excellent wines in a lovely setting. We...More
This was the third stop on a winery tour that was part of a cruise excursion. Picnic tables, nice breeze, and a fantastic pair of "guides" made this the perfect way to end our tour. Great wines, local ice cream, and their dog was a...More
The Ngatarava Winery gave us good tasting for free, and even more insight of the winery production. We managed to buy some bottles 2010 for the evening!
The Ngatarawa winery really is a place where beauty meets taste. The cellar door itself is located in former stables, adding a very interesting touch to the entire story of the establishment of Ngatarawa. We really enjoyed the little tour, the tasting and the environment...More
We arrived with 24 people in our tour and were met by our hostess. She was pleasant and gave us the history of the winery and then we had or tasting. We had 4 different wines accompanied with cheese and crackers, and then free ice...More
One of our wine tasting stops with Grape Escape Tours was at the lovely Ngatarwa Winery. My hubby and I enjoyed the wine tasting (my favorite was the Pinot Noir). This family owned winery is set in a former stables and training grounds for English...More
I visited Ngatarawa Winery when I was on one of those wonderful winery tours by @Frankly Tours'. A great wine selection, with some absolutely delicious reds.
This quaint winery has a lovely picnic area and water features, a farm dog that’s very friendly and a good range of reds and whites to try in the cellar. Small gift shop
Izzy and I visited Ngatarawa on a “Grape Escape”. Lovely wines, beautiful setting and a great host… from Argentina no less. We took our wine in the old stables of the left wing of an open courtyard house where we could read the history of...More
