Two Degrees

Two Degrees Vineyard is a renowned wine company located in Central Otago, New Zealand.

The vineyard is named after its unique location on a gentle 2-degree slope that enables frost to slide off easily and escape to the Clutha River, which flows near the front of the property. The vineyard's location boasts snowy winters, hot, dry summers, and silt soils with mineral deposits that create an ideal environment for grape cultivation, especially Pinot Noir.

Sustainability: Two Degrees Vineyard remains committed to employing sustainable practices in its grape cultivation and wine production. The vineyard seeks to maintain and preserve the land's ecological balance and the community's well-being in which it operates.

What You Can See and Do: While the vineyard's website does not indicate whether it is open to visitors, contacting them via email or phone presents an excellent opportunity to learn more about the vineyard and its practices. Suppose you visit the vineyard; you can expect to indulge in tasting sessions of their famous Pinot Noir wine.

When to Go: The best time to visit Two Degrees Vineyard is from December to February, during the summer months. Central Otago's weather during this time of the year is warm and pleasant, making it conducive to outdoor activities and wine tasting sessions.

How to Get There: Two Degrees Vineyard is in Central Otago, New Zealand, making it easily accessible from the nearby cities. Visitors can get to the vineyard by car or take a taxi from the airport or bus station to the vineyard since there are no direct buses or trains to the vineyard.