
Māori Point Aperol Spritz
Our take on a summer classic! This sparkling-wine based cocktail features a base our Gold Digger sparkling wine, a dash of Aperol (orange) liqueur, and just a splash of sparkling water, garnished with a slice of orange, all over ice. The perfect refresher.
Predominantly coastal Chardonnay from Te Awanga and Tuki Tuki, where cool sea breezes preserve freshness and fragrance. Gravel and clay soils with a touch of limestone lend subtle minerality, while warmer inland fruit from our Redstone Vineyard adds richness and balance to the mid-palate.
The newest addition to our Grand Reserve collection, sourced from a premium Lowburn vineyard. Elegant, expressive, and true to the region — a Pinot Noir that beautifully balances the charm and challenge of this noble grape.
Intense and powerful aromas of lime, gooseberry and passionfruit punch through. To taste palate is full and rich with juicy natural acidity and perfectly balanced minerality that gives the wine a long and luscious finish.
An aromatic profile of elderflower, grapefruit, and passionfruit, complemented by herbal notes and underlying stonefruit. On the palate, it is full-bodied and finely textured with a flinty edge, a touch of vanilla richness from oak, and a persistent finish.
Central Otago's unique sparkling Rosé is now in a can! It is harvested, handcrafted, and put into cans right here at Māori Point in Central Otago. Ripe apples/berries and a kiss of elegant bubbles. She's dangerous!
Grown at our Matapiro Vineyard in the cooler Crownthorpe Terraces of Hawke’s Bay — our most elevated and inland site. The pronounced contrast between warm days and cool nights produces wines with bold aromatics, vibrant fruit, and crisp natural acidity.
Fermented with wild yeasts in oak barrels for 10 months. White peach, ripe citrus, and mineral notes, with vanilla, toasted hazelnut, and silky lees structure. Persistent finish, precise acidity, and polished edges.
Gwen Rosé is made from a selection of Syrah based rosé from our best Hawke’s Bay vineyards.Warm, sheltered gravel soils give us low yielding vines, producing beautifully fragrant and well-structured wines.




