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Xiangshan Winery

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Xiangshan Winery is located in Te Awanga, in Hawke’s Bay – New Zealand’s oldest and most historic wine region. It is both a picturesque winery and an authentic fine dining restaurant offering gourmet cuisine and excellent wines, attracting numerous domestic and international visitors. Xiangshan Winery is one of the youngest wineries in the Hawke’s Bay region...

Xiangshan Winery

Xiangshan Winery is located in Te Awanga, in Hawke’s Bay – New Zealand’s oldest and most historic wine region. It is both a picturesque winery and an authentic fine dining restaurant offering gourmet cuisine and excellent wines, attracting numerous domestic and international visitors.

Xiangshan Winery is one of the youngest wineries in the Hawke’s Bay region. Despite its youth, it is by no means inferior — it won six gold medals at the 2011 Sydney International Wine Competition. The winery’s 25-hectare vineyard outside the estate boasts stunning scenery. Thanks to its favorable temperatures, dry climate, and long ripening period thanks to the Pacific Ocean’s afternoon breezes, it produces high-quality grapes, providing the estate with the finest raw materials for crafting pure, premium wines. A visit to the winery wouldn’t be complete without wine tasting — the rich fruity flavors linger delightfully on the palate, offering your taste buds maximum enjoyment.

Situated outside the winery, you can take in the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean and the magnificent views of Cape Kidnappers. While admiring the breathtaking scenery, savor the perfect pairing of fine wine and gourmet food, satisfying both your eyes and taste buds.

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Must-visit reason: One of New Zealand’s youngest wineries

Continent where the attraction is located: Oceania

Country/region where the attraction is located: New Zealand

Province/state where the attraction is located: Hawke’s Bay Region

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