Domaine Thomson Wines
Domaine Thomson Wines is a family owned organic wine producer with vineyards in Central Otago, New Zealand and Burgundy, France.
About the winery
Domaine Thomson Wines is a family owned organic wine producer with vineyards in Central Otago, New Zealand and Burgundy, France. Owners, PM and David Hall-Jones are dedicated to their vision of making the finest wines in both New Zealand and France wines which express the individual terroir of each region. In Central Otago, we produce a range of award-winning Pinot Noir wines and a Pinot Noir Rosé. In Burgundy France, we continue the Pinot Noir theme and in addition, make some delicious Chardonnay wines and a Crémant de Bourgogne. Our commitment to farming organically is the heart and soul of our business. All of our vines, in New Zealand and our Gevrey-Chambertin vineyard, are farmed organically. We plan to convert our other vines in France to organic farming in the future. In addition, with the space we need for cows, compost and preps, we are able to follow biodynamic practices at home base on Central Otago. Come and visit us to see our organic and biodynamic practices in action.
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Location
Central Otago
History & Geography
Welcome to one of New Zealand’s newest and most beautiful cellar door's - a quintessential Central Otago experience, with a French twist. We here at Domaine Thomson are all about your enjoyment, comfort and amazing spaces in which you can try incredible wines from our 14 hectare certified organic Pinot Noir vineyard here in Cromwell – and our Chardonnay and Pinot Noir wines from Burgundy, France. Our Cellar Door is a welcoming spot to try our wines, whether in the heat of summer, or with the comfort of a log fire in winter. As you taste our wines, perhaps take a look at some fascinating paintings and maps by David’s great-great-grandfather, John Turnbull Thomson after whom our enterprise is named. Thomson explored and mapped Central Otago in the 1850’s, as one of the province’s earliest explorers.
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