Kia Ora Magazine
Dec 2024
Thank you to Alexia Santamaria for including us in your Travel article exploring our amazing home, Central Otago. Cheers!✈️🍷
NZ Cycling Journal
Nov 2024
A beautiful story from a visually stunning magazine. It was a pleasure to host these ladies at Monte Christo Winery and our Guest Cottages. Click to read the full journey.
NZ Herald
Nov 2024
Check out this comprehensive 48-hour itinerary full of one-of-a-kind adventures unique to the region. Of course, don't miss #3 for a wine tasting.
Emma Jenkins, MW
Oct 2024
Our 2022 Alexandra Pinot Noir was tasted and reviewed for a recent article about Central Otago - an impressive 94 points!
Halliday Wine Companion
Sept 2024
We're thrilled to have our 2022 Central Otago Chardonnay included in this comprehensive list of 16 New Zealand white wines!
Condé Nast Traveler - USA
Sept 2024
Come visit us and explore Otago beyond Queenstown—where adventure meets relaxation, and wine tells the story of our land.
MiNDFOOD Magazine
June 2024
Did you know we're located just 400m from the Rail Trail? Explore Otago wine country on New Zealand’s best cycle trails.
Property Industry Awards
June 2024
Monte Christo Winery has received an award of Merit at the Property Industry Awards, in the Heritage and Adaptive Reuses category. Click the title to read on!
www.newzealand.com
May 2024
Raise a glass as we celebrate being named one of NZ’s top boutique wineries in this wine-tinerary, a premium wine tour curated by Master Sommelier Cameron Douglas.
Perfectly placed as the first stop in the Central Otago region,
begin your journey with us and explore the birthplace of Central Otago wine.
Candice Wine Chat
May 2024
We're thrilled to receive to yet another wave of glowing wine reviews from Candice Chow. Click to read the all reviews on her website, starting with our 2022 Bannockburn Pinot Noir, scoring 95 points!
French Ambassador to NZ visits Monte Christo Winery
April 2024
We recently welcomed distinguished guests to Monte Christo Winery, the French Ambassador to New Zealand, Her Excellency Mme Laurence Beau, and Honorary Consul from Queenstown, Mme Hélène Taylor.
The Real Review
February 2024
It is truly exciting to receive Gold and Silver ribbons for all of our wines from Bob Campbell! Click the image to review the reviews.
Wine Orbit, Sam KIm
February 2024
We are thrilled to share 5-star reviews from Sam Kim at Wine Orbit. It is wonderful to receive such positive feedback for our first wine releases.
Cameron Douglas, MS
February 2024
We are very pleased and proud to share tasting notes and reviews from Cameron Douglas for our inaugural vintage wines!
The Real Review
4 December 2023
With the help of his New Zealand-born father Stanley and brother Alan, he has helped restore an historic stone winery dating back to the 1870s and built three luxury cottages and an underground barrel cellar. The Monte Christo winery in Clyde, Central Otago, is now open for business.
The Shout Magazine
30 November, 2023
Central Otago’s Monte Christo Winery has announced its grand opening and the release of its inaugural wines.
Otago Daily Times
11 November, 2023
A new cellar door with a fascinating back story is opening near Clyde later this month, amid a wider winery development. Business editor Sally Rae talks to wine consultant Nicholas Paris about the rebirth of Monte Christo.
NZ Winegrower Magazine
October / November, 2023
A family dedicated to history, hospitality and wine is bringing the past to life at the 150-year old Monte Christo Winery in Clyde.
Business Desk - Bob Campbell, MW
16 April, 2023
The oldest winery in the South Island is being rebuilt and will be open to visitors in November. The historical building was constructed 151 years ago by the father of Central Otago winemaking, Frenchman Jean Desiré Féraud.
The Central App
24 January, 2023
A Dunedin born entrepreneur is driving the reinvention of Monte Christo Winery and bringing the history of the property alive again.
Otago Daily Times
23 January, 2022
The goldminer turned winemaker is widely credited as the original commercial winegrower in Central Otago.
Bragato Research Institute
12 October, 2021
Some of the first grapes were planted more than 150 years ago by French immigrant Jean Désiré Féraud on his property near Clyde.
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