vineyards Archives - Traveler Master Traveler Master Sun, 09 Feb 2020 12:40:44 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://travelermaster.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/cropped-FAVICON_wp-32x32.png vineyards Archives - Traveler Master 32 32 Make the Best of Your Trip to New Zealand and Visit These Vineyards https://travelermaster.com/make-the-best-of-your-trip-to-new-zealand-and-visit-these-vineyards/ Wed, 05 Feb 2020 06:00:00 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=13576 Perhaps not the first thought one has when planning a trip to New Zealand, including a vineyard and winery tour when visiting the Southen Hemisphere destination can be a great upgrade of your trip. Here are a few spots for your wine tour: Pegasus Bay A family-owned vineyard in the South Island Canterbury’s Waipara Valley, […]

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]]> Perhaps not the first thought one has when planning a trip to New Zealand, including a vineyard and winery tour when visiting the Southen Hemisphere destination can be a great upgrade of your trip.

Here are a few spots for your wine tour:

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A beautiful morning to be tending to our trellises ☀ These vines of Cab Sauv were the first planted here at Hunter’s; and stand between the road and our beautiful cellar door. Unfortunately, some of the vines are suffering a little from GLRAV-3 (grapevine leafroll-associated virus 3), which can be seen in the second photo. Whilst not directly affecting the grapes at all, it does result in a reduction of chlorophyll in the leaves (resulting in a red-ish colour to the leaves). This hinders the photosynthesis of the vine, delaying crop ripening and anthocyanin synthesis. Anthocyanin synthesis reduction subsequently results in a reduction of colour potential. Having said that, as these vines are Cab Sauv, a varietal that Marlborough isn’t famed for (owing to it not really being hot enough), these vines will rarely be used to make wine. I’m sure we can all agree what a beautiful decoration they are though! 🍇🍇🍇

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Pegasus Bay

A family-owned vineyard in the South Island Canterbury’s Waipara Valley, Pegasus Bay has been active for about 30 years, and now features a tasting room and an award-winning restaurant alongside a shop selling their products. They are particularly renowned for their Rieslings, Pinot Noirs, and Chardonnays.

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I remember one time I had a food photoshoot and even though it was spring I just couldn’t find any edible flowers ! Called and drove to five different locations around San Francisco and ended up having to style the whole concept differently 🤣⁣ ⁣ Anyway, this plate was served up at Pegasus Bay Winery – equal parts beautiful and delicious. Shouldn’t all food be like that ? 🌿🌸⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #newzealandadventures #newzealandbeauty #travelnewzealand #newzealandfinds #newzealandvacations #newzealandsouthisland #nzsouthisland #nzmustdo #purenz #explorenz #purenewzealand #kiwipics #newzealandeats #newzealandfood #newzealandwine #underthefloralspell #justbefloral #allthingsbotanical #botanicaldaydreams #blooooms #outdoordining #inthegarden #waipara #pegasusbaywinery #edibleflowers #edibleflower #ravioli #foodstyling

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Neudorf Vineyard

Half an hour’s drive from Nelson, Neudorf is open for visitors seven days a week with their tasting room, shop, and deli providing their fresh products to enjoy on-site or buy for a later time. The Neudorf Moutere wines are all organic or converting to be, and their selection prides itself on its seasonality.

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Leave the tool box to one side & simply let the wine “be.” . Sense of place in the wine glass… is important to New Zealanders. Do YOU know what this means when it comes to winemaking?? . Great wines have a basis of fruit concentration, length and sense of place – characters which can be formed only in the vineyard . Let's chat about my visit to @neudorfvineyards in Nelson, New Zealand. A winery that truly understands the concept of 'place' shining through in the glass itself. . It’s all about place. And this place is special. @winenelson . From their choice of organic certification, to increased biodiversity in the vineyard, at Neudorf they care about the land and the grapes that grow here… not to mention the lovely wines they create from this piece of land Winemaker Todd Stevens heads up this vine to bottle approach & his role is to draw the various strands together to craft wines of distinction, wines that express their sense of place. . He explains…. “We have an exceptional site here at Neudorf and it demands little from us in the winery. If we can guide grapes into wine of integrity, without buggering it up, we are content” . Our group had the pleasure of hanging with Todd for the day, toured around, tasted & learned more about the history of Nelson & the people who first started growing grapes there. We even had a fabulous visit to the oldest pub in New Zealand. . Again, the hospitality of the people is apparent. He even returned the next day to a museum we were visiting to return one of my phones I left in his car. How sweet. @nzwinegrowers @purenewzealand . . … #SipOnThisJuice#NewZealand#NZ#NZTravel#luxurytravel #ilovemylife #winenelson #SipNZ #instanewzealand #pinotcentral#nzmustdo#purenewzealand#brillianteveryday#sommit#amylieberfarb#wine#vineyards #vineyard #chardonnay#nzwine#sauvignonnz#sauvignonblanc#purenz#winelover#gooutside#winetasting#winemaker#neudorf#neudorfvineyards#winery

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Villa Maria

Located in Marlborough, known locally as New-Zealand’s largest wine region, Villa Maria has been around for more than 50 years and is the country’s most awarded winery. They throw their own events and concerts and have a catering service and an on-site café with vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free options.

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]]> 5 Most Beautiful Vineyards in Tuscany https://travelermaster.com/5-most-beautiful-vineyards-in-tuscany/ Sat, 11 May 2019 08:23:36 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=5483 With its gorgeous cities, towns, landscapes, cuisine and wine, Tuscany is surely one of Italy’s most beautiful destinations. Being recognized as a wine region as early as the 13th century, this picturesque group of provinces takes pride in a long wine-making heritage, so visiting one of its many famed centuries-old vineyards is a must. When […]

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]]> With its gorgeous cities, towns, landscapes, cuisine and wine, Tuscany is surely one of Italy’s most beautiful destinations. Being recognized as a wine region as early as the 13th century, this picturesque group of provinces takes pride in a long wine-making heritage, so visiting one of its many famed centuries-old vineyards is a must.

When in Tuscany, here are the five estates with the most spectacular views that you shouldn’t miss!

Barone Ricasoli

This is the largest winery in the Chianti Classico area, famous for its unique high-quality vine, the formula for which was invented in 1872. It’s surrounded by 1,2000 hectares of woods, valleys and hills.

Castello di Ama

Five centuries ago, Ama was a hot spot of the wine-making business – today it produces one of the world’s most prestigious wines.

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Touch cold to sit outside today but how lovely 🐣

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Castiglion del Bosco

Tucked away far from the popular hot spots of Tuscany, the Castiglion del Bosco vineyard offers a spectacular sight, and the very best of grapes.

Castello di Nippozano

Castello di Nippozano is owned by the 30th generation of the Frescobaldi family, a dynasty dedicated to the art of wine-making.

Poggio Antico

An icon of fine wine-making set in a perfect natural backdrop, Poggio Antico is fairly new, being constructed in the late 1970s. It’s renowned for deliciously aromatic wines of highest quality.

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]]> ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> vineyards Archives - Traveler Master Traveler Master Sun, 09 Feb 2020 12:40:44 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://travelermaster.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/cropped-FAVICON_wp-32x32.png vineyards Archives - Traveler Master 32 32 Make the Best of Your Trip to New Zealand and Visit These Vineyards https://travelermaster.com/make-the-best-of-your-trip-to-new-zealand-and-visit-these-vineyards/ Wed, 05 Feb 2020 06:00:00 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=13576 Perhaps not the first thought one has when planning a trip to New Zealand, including a vineyard and winery tour when visiting the Southen Hemisphere destination can be a great upgrade of your trip. Here are a few spots for your wine tour: Pegasus Bay A family-owned vineyard in the South Island Canterbury’s Waipara Valley, […]

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]]> Perhaps not the first thought one has when planning a trip to New Zealand, including a vineyard and winery tour when visiting the Southen Hemisphere destination can be a great upgrade of your trip.

Here are a few spots for your wine tour:

View this post on Instagram

A beautiful morning to be tending to our trellises ☀ These vines of Cab Sauv were the first planted here at Hunter’s; and stand between the road and our beautiful cellar door. Unfortunately, some of the vines are suffering a little from GLRAV-3 (grapevine leafroll-associated virus 3), which can be seen in the second photo. Whilst not directly affecting the grapes at all, it does result in a reduction of chlorophyll in the leaves (resulting in a red-ish colour to the leaves). This hinders the photosynthesis of the vine, delaying crop ripening and anthocyanin synthesis. Anthocyanin synthesis reduction subsequently results in a reduction of colour potential. Having said that, as these vines are Cab Sauv, a varietal that Marlborough isn’t famed for (owing to it not really being hot enough), these vines will rarely be used to make wine. I’m sure we can all agree what a beautiful decoration they are though! 🍇🍇🍇

A post shared by Jimmy Stuchfield (@the_travelling_cellarhand) on

Pegasus Bay

A family-owned vineyard in the South Island Canterbury’s Waipara Valley, Pegasus Bay has been active for about 30 years, and now features a tasting room and an award-winning restaurant alongside a shop selling their products. They are particularly renowned for their Rieslings, Pinot Noirs, and Chardonnays.

View this post on Instagram

I remember one time I had a food photoshoot and even though it was spring I just couldn’t find any edible flowers ! Called and drove to five different locations around San Francisco and ended up having to style the whole concept differently 🤣⁣ ⁣ Anyway, this plate was served up at Pegasus Bay Winery – equal parts beautiful and delicious. Shouldn’t all food be like that ? 🌿🌸⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #newzealandadventures #newzealandbeauty #travelnewzealand #newzealandfinds #newzealandvacations #newzealandsouthisland #nzsouthisland #nzmustdo #purenz #explorenz #purenewzealand #kiwipics #newzealandeats #newzealandfood #newzealandwine #underthefloralspell #justbefloral #allthingsbotanical #botanicaldaydreams #blooooms #outdoordining #inthegarden #waipara #pegasusbaywinery #edibleflowers #edibleflower #ravioli #foodstyling

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Neudorf Vineyard

Half an hour’s drive from Nelson, Neudorf is open for visitors seven days a week with their tasting room, shop, and deli providing their fresh products to enjoy on-site or buy for a later time. The Neudorf Moutere wines are all organic or converting to be, and their selection prides itself on its seasonality.

View this post on Instagram

Leave the tool box to one side & simply let the wine “be.” . Sense of place in the wine glass… is important to New Zealanders. Do YOU know what this means when it comes to winemaking?? . Great wines have a basis of fruit concentration, length and sense of place – characters which can be formed only in the vineyard . Let's chat about my visit to @neudorfvineyards in Nelson, New Zealand. A winery that truly understands the concept of 'place' shining through in the glass itself. . It’s all about place. And this place is special. @winenelson . From their choice of organic certification, to increased biodiversity in the vineyard, at Neudorf they care about the land and the grapes that grow here… not to mention the lovely wines they create from this piece of land Winemaker Todd Stevens heads up this vine to bottle approach & his role is to draw the various strands together to craft wines of distinction, wines that express their sense of place. . He explains…. “We have an exceptional site here at Neudorf and it demands little from us in the winery. If we can guide grapes into wine of integrity, without buggering it up, we are content” . Our group had the pleasure of hanging with Todd for the day, toured around, tasted & learned more about the history of Nelson & the people who first started growing grapes there. We even had a fabulous visit to the oldest pub in New Zealand. . Again, the hospitality of the people is apparent. He even returned the next day to a museum we were visiting to return one of my phones I left in his car. How sweet. @nzwinegrowers @purenewzealand . . … #SipOnThisJuice#NewZealand#NZ#NZTravel#luxurytravel #ilovemylife #winenelson #SipNZ #instanewzealand #pinotcentral#nzmustdo#purenewzealand#brillianteveryday#sommit#amylieberfarb#wine#vineyards #vineyard #chardonnay#nzwine#sauvignonnz#sauvignonblanc#purenz#winelover#gooutside#winetasting#winemaker#neudorf#neudorfvineyards#winery

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Villa Maria

Located in Marlborough, known locally as New-Zealand’s largest wine region, Villa Maria has been around for more than 50 years and is the country’s most awarded winery. They throw their own events and concerts and have a catering service and an on-site café with vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free options.

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]]> 5 Most Beautiful Vineyards in Tuscany https://travelermaster.com/5-most-beautiful-vineyards-in-tuscany/ Sat, 11 May 2019 08:23:36 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=5483 With its gorgeous cities, towns, landscapes, cuisine and wine, Tuscany is surely one of Italy’s most beautiful destinations. Being recognized as a wine region as early as the 13th century, this picturesque group of provinces takes pride in a long wine-making heritage, so visiting one of its many famed centuries-old vineyards is a must. When […]

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]]> With its gorgeous cities, towns, landscapes, cuisine and wine, Tuscany is surely one of Italy’s most beautiful destinations. Being recognized as a wine region as early as the 13th century, this picturesque group of provinces takes pride in a long wine-making heritage, so visiting one of its many famed centuries-old vineyards is a must.

When in Tuscany, here are the five estates with the most spectacular views that you shouldn’t miss!

Barone Ricasoli

This is the largest winery in the Chianti Classico area, famous for its unique high-quality vine, the formula for which was invented in 1872. It’s surrounded by 1,2000 hectares of woods, valleys and hills.

Castello di Ama

Five centuries ago, Ama was a hot spot of the wine-making business – today it produces one of the world’s most prestigious wines.

View this post on Instagram

Touch cold to sit outside today but how lovely 🐣

A post shared by Charlotte Rey 🍿 (@charlotterey) on

Castiglion del Bosco

Tucked away far from the popular hot spots of Tuscany, the Castiglion del Bosco vineyard offers a spectacular sight, and the very best of grapes.

Castello di Nippozano

Castello di Nippozano is owned by the 30th generation of the Frescobaldi family, a dynasty dedicated to the art of wine-making.

Poggio Antico

An icon of fine wine-making set in a perfect natural backdrop, Poggio Antico is fairly new, being constructed in the late 1970s. It’s renowned for deliciously aromatic wines of highest quality.

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