Did the Goldwaters ever imagine their Waiheke Island dream would become a hub for wine science? Here at Goldie Estate Vineyard, amongst the rolling vines and native bush overlooking Putiki Bay, their legacy thrives. Goldie Estate isn’t just a picturesque vineyard. It’s a testament to the vision of Kim and Jeanette Goldwater, who pioneered winegrowing on Waiheke Island back in 1978. The Goldwaters nurtured these vines and produced iconic wines, establishing a tradition of quality that continues to this day. Goldie Estate carries forward their philosophy of respect for the land and sustainable practices. The University of Auckland’s Wine Science Centre now calls Goldie Estate home. The Goldwater family gifted the 14-hectare vineyard to the University in 2011. Imagine students learning amongst the Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Syrah vines. They live and study right here, immersed in the practical realities of a working winery. The Wine Science Centre benefits the entire wine industry through research and innovation, a fitting tribute to the Goldwaters’ pioneering spirit. The heart of Goldie Estate remains its people. A passionate team continues the Goldwaters’ legacy, crafting character wines. They share the Goldwaters’ belief that a glass of fine wine, shared with friends in a beautiful setting, is a true reward. The estate’s cellar door offers a taste of this vision. Here you can sample premium estate wines while learning about the vineyard’s rich history. Soak in the magnificent views from the hilltop, a testament to the Goldwaters’ enduring dream.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to