Domaine Thomson Wines: A family-owned organic winery committed to biodynamic practices
Domaine Thomson Wines is a family-owned organic wine producer located in Cromwell, New Zealand.
The winery has a 14-hectare certified organic Pinot Noir vineyard in Cromwell and produces Chardonnay and Pinot Noir wines from Burgundy, France. The winery is committed to farming organically and following biodynamic practices.
Visitors can see the organic and biodynamic practices in action by visiting the winery's cellar door. The venue is designed by architects Noel Lane and Tom Rowe, and offers panoramic views across the vineyard and Cromwell Basin to Lake Dunstan.
Taste the winery's single vineyard 100% Pinot Noir wines at the cellar door
The Domaine Thomson Wines Cellar Door is a welcoming spot to try the winery's wines. This quintessential Central Otago experience comes with a French twist, offering visitors a chance to taste the winery's single vineyard 100% Pinot Noir wines from the Lowburn sub-region of Central Otago.
The overall feeling of the cellar door is rustic yet refined, with classic silhouettes and utility materials designed and assembled with great care and skill. It is one of New Zealand's newest and most beautiful cellar doors.
Experience the vision of Domaine Thomson Wines
In addition to offering a great tasting experience, Domaine Thomson Wines is also dedicated to making the finest wines in both New Zealand and France that express the individual terroir of each region. The winery's owners, PM and David Hall-Jones, are committed to their vision and to creating a unique experience for visitors.
When to visit Domaine Thomson Wines
The winery is open to visitors year-round, but it's best to come during the summer months of December to February. During this time, visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery and warm temperatures.
How to get to Domaine Thomson Wines
Visitors can reach Domaine Thomson Wines by car, located only a 5-minute drive from Cromwell. There are also regular flights to Queenstown, which is an hour's drive away.