Articles related to "Central Otago"

An historic cycle ride through beautiful Central Otago reliving the glory days of the gold rush and the romance of rail travel.

Rare is it to find a winery that solely produces one style of wine, but at Surveyor Thomson, Pinot Noir reigns supreme.

The Central Otago Rail Trail is one of the most popular destinations on New Zealand's south island. You can curl in Naseby, kayak in Karitane and see penguins in Oamaru.

A brief walk through the regions and producers that are crafting some of New Zealand's highest quality Pinot Noir.

Board the TranzAlpine for a journey through snow capped alpine peaks, sapphire blue lakes and verdant forests.

The red wine of Burgundy is being grown and bottled in many areas outside of Europe with great success and to wide acclaim.

New Zealand's next big wine region, Gimblett Gravels, is making some serious noise in blind tastings against the best of Bordeaux.

So the recession, health concerns or a desire to be self-sufficient has made you think about growing your own food. Here are some strategies for success.

A brief examination of the grape variety Chardonnay before exploring the traditional and then contemporary regions of current fine Chardonnay production.

Argentina's Old Patagonian Express transports tourists back in time with a journey from Esquel to Nahuel Pan in Patagonia's Western Chabut province.

No visiting rock climber to New Zealand should go past the South Island destination of Wanaka, a lovely mountain area with a wealth of quality sportclimbing for everyone.