TW Wines

TW Wines is one of the many wineries located in Gisborne, New Zealand, a remarkable place on the East Coast that contributes to the exceptional wine production in the region.

The warm, welcoming wine region is rich in history and offers an unforgettable experience for visitors. TW Wines, a family-owned winery located in the limestone hills near Paki Paki, is known for its single-vineyard and small-batch wines.

What You Can See and Do Visitors to Gisborne can explore the stunning vineyards at Matawhero that provide breathtaking views of New Zealand's wine country. Tourists can take the popular Gisborne Wine Route and explore other wineries in the area like Millton Vineyards and Winery and Kirkpatrick Estate Winery. TW Wines offers visitors wine tastings and winery tours, additionally, visitors can take a look at the vineyards up close and witness the winemaking process.

When You Should Go Gisborne is a year-round destination that offers pleasant weather throughout the year. Gisborne's climate is warm, dry, and spring-like, making any time of year the perfect time to visit. You can enjoy endless activities, from hiking and outdoor adventures to spectating cultural events and music festivals.

How to Get There Gisborne is well-connected to major cities in New Zealand, with numerous daily flights from Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch. Tourists can also take a road trip to Gisborne and enjoy the picturesque route along the Northern Explorer from Wellington. It takes around 5 hours drive from Auckland to reach Gisborne.

In addition to wine, visitors can enjoy the region's numerous other attractions. Gisborne has a deep history that goes back to the time when the Maori and European people first made landfall along this coast. Visitors can explore Tairawhiti-Gisborne's website for more information about tourist activities and concerts. Gisborne's beaches are legendary and offer the perfect place to unwind and relax after wine tasting. Come to Gisborne and experience world-class wines amidst stunning scenery!