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A private, genuinely small wine tour to real named wineries Kinross and Mt Rosa.
A confirmed small private group of no more than 4, real named wineries Kinross Winery, Mt Rosa Wines, and a stop at Ayrburn.
This is confirmed as a "small private group no more than 4." Real named wineries include Kinross Winery and Mt Rosa Wines, plus a stop at Ayrburn, with 2 tastings and a Gibbston wine cave tour included.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Hotel pickup in Queenstown.
Genuinely capped at 4 guests.
Kinross Winery and Mt Rosa Wines.
Genuine Gibbston Valley wine cave.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A confirmed small private group of no more than 4, real named wineries Kinross Winery, Mt Rosa Wines, and a stop at Ayrburn. This is confirmed as a "small private group no more than 4." Real named wineries include Kinross Winery and Mt Rosa Wines, plus a stop at Ayrburn, with 2 tastings and a Gibbston wine cave tour included.
Kinross is a genuinely unusual stop on this tour, and the itinerary's most specific one: it's not a single-label winery but the shared cellar door for five separate small Central Otago producers — Coal Pit, Hawkshead, Kinross, Valli, and Wild Irishman — all poured from one spot on a hilltop above the Kawarau River in Gibbston Valley, around 25 minutes from Queenstown. That setup lets a small private group taste across several real, independently made wines in one visit, rather than just one house style.
Mt Rosa, the second named winery, is set on a historic high-country sheep station in the heart of Gibbston, and its cellar door is a real, repurposed building — the station's old woolshed, now fitted out for tastings of its bold, full-flavoured reds and whites rather than shearing.
The tour's stop at Ayrburn is a different kind of real history: the site has been farmland for roughly 160 years, and the precinct open today reuses the property's actual original buildings — a former stables, cart shed, dairy and woolshed — reimagined as restaurants, a wine cellar, and tasting spaces by the Winton development group, just a few minutes from Arrowtown. It includes its own working vineyard alongside restored gardens and a waterfall.
The tour's included Gibbston wine cave tour almost certainly runs through Gibbston Valley Winery, the region's founding producer and home to New Zealand's largest wine cave, carved into the hillside and lined with hundreds of oak barrels of maturing Pinot Noir — a genuinely different kind of stop from the open-air cellar doors at Kinross and Mt Rosa.
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