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Wrights winery offers old world styles, sourcing grapes from some of the oldest vines in Gisborne.
Wrights Vineyard work to create grassroots hand crafted boutique wines in an ethical and environmentally friendly way. The grapes and wines are certified organic and grown using biodynamic techniques. In the winery additives are kept to a minimum, to show case the vintage, wines and terroir of the vineyard.
The Wrights range are old world styles, sourcing grapes from some of the oldest vines in Gisborne, New Zealand from Syrah, Zinfandel and Chardonnay. Geoff Wright owner, winegrower is NZ's 3rd generation winemaker, from Croatian descent. With winemaking starting in the 1920's, Kumeu, Auckland, Martin Lovich (Brother in law to Great Grandfather) and then Geoff's Great Grandfather in 1931, obtaining one of Auckland's original winemakers licence.
The Wrights range are old world styles, sourcing grapes from some of the oldest vines in Gisborne, New Zealand from Syrah, Zinfandel and Chardonnay. Geoff Wright owner, winegrower is NZ's 3rd generation winemaker, from Croatian descent. With winemaking starting in the 1920's, Kumeu, Auckland, Martin Lovich (Brother in law to Great Grandfather) and then Geoff's Great Grandfather in 1931, obtaining one of Auckland's original winemakers licence.
Location
Address:
Gisborne 622
Opening Times
Business Hours:
Cellar Door is open Tuesday - Friday 11-3pm. Saturday 12-4pm.
Months of Operation:
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