New Zealand Still Wine

Winemaking in New Zealand is relatively new compared to its history in Italy, France, and other old-world producers, but drinkers have quickly made note of it. Browse Wine Chateau to order and try wines from this rather unique growing region to taste the difference for yourself.

The popularity of New Zealand wine has grown exponentially in the past decade as drinkers continue to realize its value and increase their demand. The country is the southern-most wine growing country. It has several major growing regions scattered from north to south and close to the coast with the largest contributor being Marlborough. New Zealand is home to mostly artisanal wineries that put a great emphasis on sustainability.

The grapes experience consistently cool nights in the maritime climate, producing highly acidic wines. White wine lovers will especially favor New Zealand wines. The selection coming from this region is mostly made up of Sauvignon Blanc followed by Pinot Noir and a small variety of others. Get away from the usual choices with a bottle or case of wine from New Zealand. Browse our selection at Wine Chateau to find your favorite.