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July 14, 2020

Craggy Range named No. 17 in Worlds Best Vineyards 2020

Ranking 17th puts Craggy Range alongside some of the world's most respected wineries; names like France's Mouton Rothschild & Chateaux Margaux, Italy's Antinori, the United State's Opus One and Australia's Penfolds.

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January 29, 2020

Craggy Range Winery Win Supreme Award

Craggy Range Winery was recognised last night at the 2019 Hawke’s Bay Tourism awards, winning the Visitor Experience Award, sponsored by Hastings District Council and the top honour on the night, the Supreme Award sponsored by EIT.

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January 7, 2020

New Chief Winemaker Appointed

After an extensive global search, Craggy Range is delighted to announce the appointment of Julian Grounds to the role of Chief Winemaker.

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Today marks the start of this year’s A ...

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Dec 1

Today marks the start of this year’s A Children’s Christmas, a little something that we do to help make Christmas extra special for at need children within our community. The tree is officially up and our team are getting into the Christmas spirit. 🎄 This year will see the delivery of over 4,000 Santa Sacks to families who need it most across Hawke’s Bay and the Wairarapa. This all wouldn’t be possible without the incredible work of our founding partners, supporting partners and the generous contributions from individuals and local businesses. A huge thank you from the bottom of our hearts to all involved.

We’ve been working hard behind the scenes on ...

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Nov 28

We’ve been working hard behind the scenes on wha

We’ve been working hard behind the scenes on what may be the largest biodiversity programme in the New Zealand wine industry! This ambitious project involves planting over 100ha of native trees within our vineyards, starting with the 23,400 trees that have been planted in our Te Muna Road vineyard in Martinborough this year.

Native planting not only has sustainability benefits, but it’s also great for the vineyard’s monoculture due to the reduced pest pressure and increase in native birds. While this project is pretty exciting for our team, we are also actively focusing on organic farming with more that 10% of 2020’s production being organically farmed, a number that we plan to continue to increase into the future.

It really is starting to feel like summer here in ...

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Nov 26

It really is starting to feel like summer here in

It really is starting to feel like summer here in the Bay.

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