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The Brennan vineyard is situated in the dramatic Gibbston sub-region of Central Otago, New Zealand. Sean Brennan launched the label with the intention of producing limited quantities of iconic, aged wines that truly represent the potential of this exceptional wine region. 80% of what we grow is Pinot Noir which we handpick and put into barrels to mature for a few years. The other 20% of our production is a mix of winemaking fun, pushing the winemaking boundaries of what Central Otago is known for. Cellar Door - Open daily from 11am - 5pm. The Tasting Room has been developed to allow people to join us here on the vineyard to taste our wines. Converted from our old vineyard shed, the tasting room maintains its rustic kiwi charm, while offering a comfortable, modern environment. The tasting room is located in the centre of the family vineyards with mountain views in all directions. Surrounded by vines, picnic areas and spectacular scenery, it is the perfect setting to enjoy a glass of Brennan Wine. We invite you to spend time here, enjoying the spaces weve created in the vineyards to discover what it is we do and how we create our wine. No camping or overnight parking.

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