Founding Member
Central Otago
Ayrburn
A restored historic farm precinct near Arrowtown, now several restaurants, a cellar door and accommodation across the one estate.
- Restaurant
- Cellar door
- Events
- Stay the night
Founding Wineries
These wineries joined Wine Not during our launch and helped establish a more useful way for people to discover New Zealand cellar doors, dining, stays and wine-country experiences.
Explore the places supporting Wine Not from the start. Each profile includes confirmed visitor information and a direct path to the winery.
Founding Member
Central Otago
A restored historic farm precinct near Arrowtown, now several restaurants, a cellar door and accommodation across the one estate.
Founding Member
Waiheke Island
Cable Bay on Waiheke Island offers a restaurant, cellar door, and accommodation options. Visitors can also arrange tours, attend events, and purchase wines directly on site.
Founding Member
Central Otago
One of Central Otago's largest wine destinations, twenty-five minutes from Queenstown, with a wine cave, restaurant and lodge accommodation.
Founding Member
Central Otago
A Gibbston cellar door pouring for five local labels — Valli, Hawkshead, High Garden, Wild Irishman and its own — with a restaurant and vineyard cottages.
Founding Member
Central North Island
A Taranaki vineyard on the coast south of New Plymouth, with a cellar door, restaurant, accommodation and a large function centre.
The badge records that the winery backed Wine Not during its first stage and helped build the directory.
Founding wineries receive Explore features that help visitors understand the experience before they travel.
Their place in this founding collection remains visible as a record of early participation.
For winery owners
Founding places are limited to the first 50 approved wineries and close on 30 November 2026.