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Rheinhessen rebels: Make wine great again

Rheinhessen rebels: Make wine great again

Today, every wine growing region has winemakers who have changed our perception of wine with their skill, patience and pioneering spirit. Out of the many excellent winemakers Rheinhessen has to offer, we have picked two relentlessly ambitious wineries who embody our motto “a world of excellence” so perfectly and who have made Rheinhessen famous.

Winemaker Kate Radburnd – a legend in Hawke’s Bay Food and Wine Country

Winemaker Kate Radburnd – a legend in Hawke’s Bay Food and Wine Country

Kate Radburnd is one of New Zealand’s most respected winemakers. With over 40 vintages under her belt she has been producing premium wines across a range of varietals and wine styles achieving gold medals and trophies around the world. She is a role model for women in wine and arguably one of the Hawke’s Bay region’s most famous pioneers of wine. 

Inspired wine tourism within an urban winery

Inspired wine tourism within an urban winery

In a ‘cellar door without a vineyard’, nestled in the heart of Havelock North village, visitors gain a meaningful connection to the Great Wine Capital of Hawke’s Bay on a number of levels thanks to the carefully considered innovative wine tourism experiences on offer at Smith & Sheth.

Marqués de Riscal Voted World’s Best Vineyard 2024

Marqués de Riscal Voted World’s Best Vineyard 2024

Rioja wineries have once again proven their global standing, with Marqués de Riscal securing the coveted top spot in the World’s Best Vineyards 2024.
Rioja’s dominance is further highlighted by the presence of Ysios in the top 5, securing the fourth position. This remarkable achievement underscores the region’s exceptional winemaking prowess and its ability to consistently produce world-class wines and wine tourism experiences.

Marqués de Riscal Voted World’s Best Vineyard 2024

Riojan Landscapes and Architectural Marvels

Discover the architectural gems that have transformed the Rioja wine region. These innovative wineries have not only redefined the concept of winemaking but have also become major attractions for wine tourism.