With aromas of ripe cherries, plums and a hint of spice our 2015 Pinot Noir has just been released and has soft and textural tannins with good weight and persistence.
Having already been awarded some amazing accolades including:
Available now from our cellar door, website and selected Restaurants and bottle stores!
The 2018 Eat.Taste.Central Regional Menu in association with MiNDFOOD is on between 14 September and 22 October. Inviting locals and visitors to take their taste buds on a journey through the flavours of Central Otago.
Visit us during Eat.Taste.Central and try our specially created Tickled Pink Cheese Board, Wooing Tree Tickled Pink late harvest wine paired with a cheese board of local blue cheese, mature hard cheese, homemade gingerbread, Otago Honeycomb, quince and candied walnuts. Designed for one person to compliment the flavours of the Tickled Pink wine with local produce.
$25 including a glass of Tickled Pink!
Don’t forget to vote for our dish on the Central App or https://www.centralotagonz.com/eat-taste-central
Our 2018 Rose has just been released and already it has received 5 Stars from Sam Kim – Wine Orbit.
“A fabulous style; the immediately appealing bouquet shows watermelon, lemon peel, rockmelon and floral aromas, followed by a mouth-watering palate that delivers excellent fruit purity and lively mouthfeel, finishing gorgeously long and refreshing. Wonderfully expressed and highly enjoyable. At its best: now to 2020.”
Recently Wine Orbit awarded our entire Pinot Noir range 5 stars!
Our Wooing Tree Sandstorm Reserve Pinot Noir 2013, Wooing Tree Pinot Noir 2014 and Wooing Tree Beetle Juice Pinot Noir 2017 were all awarded 5 stars, we are very excited and proud of these accolades.
The NZ Herald has listed Wooing Tree as one of the impressive wines from around the world in their latest article. We are in good company with some other local wineries from Central Otago as well international wineries.
The full article can be found here
Well Pinot Palooza Auckland was all about the fun! We enjoyed meeting everyone and we hope you found some new favorite wines!
It seems that you also enjoyed meeting us and tasting our wine because you voted for us for the Peoples Choice Awards and we WON!
Thank you so much and we can’t wait to celebrate at Pinot Palooza Melbourne!
We have teamed up with other local wineries in Cromwell, Scotts Base, Aurum Wines and Misha’s Vineyard to introduce the 4 Barrels Walking Wine Trail!
This is a free fun map to navigate around the four wineries including Wooing Tree. It is a self paced loop trail measuring approximately 8kms that captures amazing wine, service and scenery along the way.
Wooing Tree is the last stop on the map so make sure you come and visit and rest those legs with a well deserved wine and platter!
As the 2017 grape harvest gets into full swing, Central Otago Winegrowers Association general manager Glenys Coughlan said there was consensus among members that it had been a ”challenging” growing season, resulting in lower crop yields, but ”much more interesting fruit.”
A warm start to the growing season was followed by strong winds and cold temperatures through a fairly dismal summer, but recent conditions had resulted in a good ripening period, she said.
”Pinot noir is 76% of our planted areas and it responds well to stress, so we can expect some great reds.”
Wooing Tree, in Cromwell was one of the first vineyards to start picking grapes with work expected to finish today. Continue reading
Super amazing to hear Reese Witherspoon is enjoying our “Blondie”!!!!
Last week we announced a proposed zone change to our land that could allow for an attractive vineyard village-style development. We envisage Wooing Tree Estate to be a high-quality living space, with a mix of low- to high-density residential and light commercial, The new ‘light commercial’ zone would complement our existing Wooing Tree Vineyard cellar door and function centre, and could potentially include boutique, high-end accommodation, restaurants, cafes, art galleries, etc. Another idea could be hot pools/day spa. We believe that our concept will benefit Cromwell, by supporting residential growth and adding to the area’s wine and tourism industries.
Our award-winning wine label, cellar door and the famous Wooing Tree will remain – we have no intention of selling Wooing Tree Vineyard. Vines will remain and there will be a large amount of green public space to make this an attractive destination for locals and visitors alike.
Also if you have any questions or suggestions please feel free to contact us, we have a lot to think about whilst the plan change process happens, but it is very exciting for us and so far we have had very positive feedback from the locals.