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RESTAURANTS
Cheap & cheerful - Lazy Lounge (Oneroa); Oneroa Fish & Chips, Adjadz Indian (Oneroa), Passage Rock (Te Mataku Bay)
Quality cuisine - Nourish (Ostend) - great for brunch, and on-season dinner, Vino Vino (Oneroa), Cafe da Stefano (Surfdale) - fabulous pizzas!
Splash out - Cable Bay, Casita Miro, Mudbrick, Te Whau |
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WINERY AND RESTAURANT LINKS
Below are some links to some of the many wineries and resturants on the island for you to check out. During weekends and holidays it is advisable to book if you want food. But if you just are after a glass or two or a tasting most will be obliging if you drop by.
Click the the map to the right tol jump to the waihekewine.co.nz site where you can use their interactive map to find a place you like the look of. The vid also gives a great fly over of some of the places you can visit.
Make sure to take home a bottle to drink on the deck.!
Vineyard Links
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Cable Bay Vineyards is forging a reputation for crafting exquisite wines that are known from their subtlety, elegance and depth. Our commitment to growing outstanding grapes, combined with traditional winemaking techniques, produces appealing wines with layers of interest that evolve in the glass.
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Destiny Bay Vineyards is nestled in a small, wind sheltered valley. The combination of gently contoured slopes, a warm northern aspect, cracking clay soils, and meticulous winemaking practices, creates an ideal environment to craft Cabernet blends that are delicately balanced, full-bodied, and distinctive.
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Goldwater Estate was established in 1978 by Kim & Jeanette Goldwater when they pioneered wine growing on Waiheke Island with the planting of the island's first vinifera vineyard. Overlooking the picturesque Putiki Bay, this 21 acre vineyard is renowned for its Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay and more recently, Syrah.
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Our small family run vineyard and winery, named for its geology, aims to make small quantities of premium hand-crafted wines from intensively managed Syrah, Montepulciano, Pinot Gris and Cabernet Franc. Our vines are separated by a thin layer of soil and clay from the eroded core of an ancient mountain ridge composed of massive sequences of folded and contorted Jurassic greywacke - a major feature of our terroir.
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Kennedy Point vineyard was established in 1996 on 13.5 acres at Kennedy Point. The property has beautiful north facing slopes and 1.5 acres are now planted in vines. Today, following sustainable viticulture and organic practices, the hand tended vines produce wines that reflect the essence of the land. Another 5 acres are planted in a variety of olive trees and there is a guest house and winery tucked amongst the giant old Pohutakawa.
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Established in 1993 on a spectacularly steep site in the Onetangi Basin, Miro Vineyard is a family affair. Wine makers Cat Vosper and Barnett Bond produce a range of silky smooth Bordeaux blends, a rose and the unique aperitif Madame Rouge.
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The Vineyard is one of the most picturesque in the world. If guests tire of watching the vines grow, the view can certainly cope with the scrutiny! Guests can gaze over rolling countryside down to the waters of the Hauraki Gulf, scattered with Islands, and out to the distant City beyond.
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Passage Rock Wines is set in the sheltered and tranquil valley of Te Matuku Bay, here we grow grapes to their optimum ripeness to produce World class Syrah, our range of white wines are fruity and people friendly, our reds are rich dense and full bodied. A must visit winery on Waiheke Island. In addition to our Te Matuku Bay vineyard, Passage Rock has vineyards in Oneroa and Rocky Bay.
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Peacock Sky Vineyard - planted 1999. Almost three hectares of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec planted on an elevated, west facing site at Onetangi.
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Ridgeview Estate Ltd first commenced planting in 1995 and became a family owned business in 1999. Plantings consist of Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Viognier, Syrah, Malbec and Merlot.
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Concentrating on being among the best wine producers on Waiheke Island, Saratoga Estate will continue with the highly acclaimed 'Rose', and introduce a reserve label 'Veritas'. Our recently built winery is an ideal venue to host private functions or weddings.
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Stonyridge are dedicated to producing the finest Cabernet blend wine in the world (Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec and Petit Verdot). This involves meticulous organic viticulture and traditional winemaking.
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Te Motu is a huge Cabernet Sauvignon dominant wine with Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Syrah and Melbec. It is matured in wood for nearly three years and bottled aged for another three years before release. Intensely fragrant, richly opulent, pure in flavours of berry and plum with delicate spice, smokey oak and chocolate tones on palate end. Te Motu 2002 is released and available now, direct from the vineyard, at select fine wine stores and online www.temotu.co.nz.
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With breathtaking 360-degree views, stunning architecture, exquisite food and New Zealands finest wine list, (including its own five-star wines), Te Whau Vineyard and Restaurant is a truly unique winelovers experience.
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This 12-acre vineyard in the Onetangi Valley, Waiheke Island, is planted in Syrah vines sourced from the Hermitage region of the Rhone Valley. Owners Bryan Mogridge and Chris Canning are industry pioneers who believe Waiheke and Syrah are the perfect partners for the production of a hand-made wine of the highest quality.
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Topknot Hill Vineyard and Waiheke Island Brewery, situated in the beautiful Onetangi Valley, offers a selection of wines made from 100% Waiheke Island grapes and naturally brewed craft beers. Nestled amongst the vines are activities including archery and laser claybird shooting. Sample locally made products in our Taste Waiheke area.
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Located at the Eastern End of Waiheke Island on Cowes Bay road near the small coastal settlement of Orapiu our Vineyard is situated on the ridge with breathtaking views out over the Waiheke Channel with Ponui, Rotoroa and Pakatoa Islands in the foreground, and the Coromandel and Hunua Ranges in the distance.
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