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[H1] Home
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[H2] Dive into Refreshment
Full of personality with vibrant, fresh acidity and fruit forward style — this is what Matua is all about. From crisp Sauvignon Blanc, to our new Matua Coolers, our portfolio is full of personality and ready to refresh.View Our Wines
[H4] Chilled to peak refreshment
We want your Matua wine to be as fresh and flavourful as possible, which is why we created the Chill Check – which leverages “thermographic label” technology to show your Matua is chilled to perfection and ready to drink.
[H4] How does our Chill Check work?
Just place your Matua wine in the fridge, freezer, cooler, or your preferred cooling device! Once the wine is chilled to perfection, the snowflake in the bottom right corner will turn blue.
[H4] What’s the perfect drinking temperature you ask?
Our Chill Check turns blue at the sweet spot of 6.5 degrees Celsius. This temperature ensures you are tasting the best possible flavours and aromas. Once blue, pour yourself a glass and enjoy!
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Founded in 1974 out of a tin shed in West Auckland, Matua was the first to produce Sauvignon Blanc in New Zealand and is now found in over 30 countries worldwide. It is this same passion and ingenuity that has made waves across the wine industry, pioneering the use of thermographic label technology to ensure every sip is chilled to perfection, to being named Impact Hot Brand winner seven years in a row. Today, Matua has never been cooler with a portfolio known for bringing refreshment to each crisp, delicious sip. Did someone say, “ahh”? View our story
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[H2] Feel like refreshing?
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[H2] Our Wines
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Matua’s philosophy is to make wine from the best grapes from the best vineyards in New Zealand, letting the quality, fruit character, freshness and purity shine through every glass.

[H1] Our story
[H2] Our Story
Our history
[H2] Our vineyards
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[H2] Our vineyards
Aotearoa (said “Ow-taya-rowah”) is the name of New Zealand in Maori. It means Land of the Long White Cloud - it’s long and skinny, pretty and green… and is home to some amazing spots for growing grapes. From the north to the south, New Zealand’s wine growing regions all offer something special. The top island is sub-tropical and down the southern end it can get pretty chilly! We source our grapes from New Zealand’s most renowned wine regions – Hawke’s Bay, Marlborough and Central Otago.
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[H2] Hawke’s Bay
Hawke’s Bay is a real suntrap, perfect for growing our award-winning Syrah, Merlot, Malbec, Albariño, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay grapes. Its growing conditions have been compared to Burgundy and Bordeaux in France with hot, dry growing seasons making for red wines packed with red fruit flavours and whites that are tropical with a dash of natural minerality.
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[H2] Marlborough
Marlborough is the most famous wine region in NZ thanks to the incredibly unique style of Sauvignon Blanc it produces. But there’s a lot more to Marlborough than just crisp, fresh and zesty Sauvy! Its cool climate is turning out some pretty impressive Pinot Noir filled with red fruit flavours, citrusy Chardonnay and beautifully floral, aromatic Pinot Gris and Riesling.Our favourite spot: It’s pretty hard to beat a picnic at our Matua Marlborough vineyard on a sunny day with a cool glass of Matua Marlborough Sauvy…
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[H2] Central Otago
We reckon it’s not going to be long before the world notices that Central Otago is the next big thing – especially with Pinot Noir. What's more, Matua is now the single largest producer of Central Otago wine! We select our Matua Single Vineyard Pinot Noir grapes from fantastic sites perched amongst the mountains. The region’s diurnal temperature extremes and dry autumns make for dark, brooding Pinot Noir with a unique flavour profile.Our favourite spot: We’re keen on some of the smaller sub-regions in Central Otago, especially elevated sites near Lake Dunstan, nestled into the foothills of the mountain ranges.