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HOW DID THE NAPIER WINERY TOUR GO?

Lyn from Tauranga Tasting Tours & Charters

How did our two consecutive tours to Napier go?
We had a delicious lunch at our first winery, LINDEN ESTATE. We were given 3 courses from which to choose 2. Hard to pick! Entrée: Pan-seared prawns bound in a rose sauce or warm lamb salad with crispy bacon & basil pesto. Mains: a choice from Pork Belly, Duck Confit or Fish of the Day. Dessert: New York Brownie or Sticky Date Pudding. We had a good tasting with plenty of humour to entertain us. Because we had program time constraints & people wanted to buy wine here, we arranged to pop back in en route for home on Sunday.
We have visited CRAB FARM several times before & liked their wines. A bit disappointing this time. Some bought their port.

We finished Day 1 at CJ Pask. This older winery has consistently quality wines & the tasting was well received.

The first group were lucky to get good weather; this week's group had snow on the hills & cold temperatures.

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