Category Archives: Central Otago

Felton Road

We spent a superb day at the Felton Road winery in Bannockburn. It was a great day of filming and we did an interview with winemaker, Blair Walter, as well as temporary grape picking staff Ashley and Nick.

The morning started with a 6.30 hrs hike to the top of a hill which overlooks the winery and offered amazing views across the valley towards Cromwell and Bannockburn. The early morning effort was rewarded with some awesome sun rise colours which we happily recorded on still and video.

We spent a lot of time with Blair, Mike and Charlie filming in the winery and at one point lost our GoPro in a huge tank of Pinot Noir. We eventually found it with some intense plunging but at one stage it looked like the GoPro had gone for a three week ferment.

It was a great experience watching the guys at work and seeing the hard work from the whole team that goes in to bringing some amazing bottles of wine to the table. We tasted the wine at the end of the day and were impressed and could see why the wine is so sold out. It was hard to pick a favourite but we opted for the Pinot Noir Bannockburn 2014.


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Rippon

Rippon vineyard has amazing views. It is nestled on a hillside overlooking the beautiful Lake Wanaka. We took some time out to do a bike ride along the waters edge.

Our favourite wine here was the Gewurztaminer.


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Peregrine Wines

The wing spanned winery gives Peregrine Wines a bit of a unique selling point in terms of talk factor but do the wines stand up to this was the question. We dropped in to the cellar door to find out.

We liked all the wines we tried here at the friendly cellar door so yes is the answer. Our favourite from the six we tried was the Peregrine Wines Pinot Noir 2010.


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