ABOUT MARLBOROUGH
The production
of Methode Traditionelle sparkling wines, particularly
near Renwick, from Riesling, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay is also
important.
Marlborough is also famous for its sounds, a labyrinth
of sea-drowned valleys, with picturesque bays, coves and inlets.
The
Marlborough Sounds are a true scenic highlight and are easily explored
from either Picton or Havelock. Sail, paddle, kayak or motor through
this maritime area. Go on a fishing trip, swim with dolphins or dive to
a shipwreck!
ABOUT MARLBOROUGH
The Marlborough region
lies in the north
western part of the South Island and is blessed with a year-round sunny climate and regularly records the highest sunshine hours in New Zealand.
Marlborough is New Zealand's largest
grape growing and wine making region with 65 wineries, 290
grape growers and over 4,000 hectares in grape production.
Sauvignon Blanc is the region's specialty and is widely considered by
many critics as the world's
best Sauvignon Blanc.