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Soljans Estate Winery – A Legacy of Five Generations in Kumeū Wine Country

Updated: Jun 16


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Nestled at the gateway to Kumeū Wine Country, just a 20-minute drive from Auckland CBD, Soljans Estate Winery stands as a testament to New Zealand's enduring winemaking heritage. Established in 1937 by Bartul Soljan, a Croatian immigrant, Soljans is proudly one of the country's oldest family-owned wineries, now operated by the third generation, with the fourth and fifth generations actively involved in daily operations.

Established in 1937 by Bartul Soljan, a Croatian immigrant, Soljans is proudly one of the country's oldest family-owned wineries

Soljans has significantly contributed to New Zealand's wine industry, particularly in the production of sparkling wines. Their Fusion Sparkling Muscat is celebrated as one of the country's most awarded sparkling wines, showcasing the family's commitment to quality and innovation . The winery also offers a diverse range of varietals, including Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, and Merlot, each reflecting the unique terroir of the region.

The Cellar Door provides tastings of their award-winning wines, while the on-site Bistro serves Mediterranean-inspired cuisine with a Kiwi twist

Visitors to Soljans can indulge in a comprehensive wine experience. The Cellar Door provides tastings of their award-winning wines, while the on-site Bistro serves Mediterranean-inspired cuisine with a Kiwi twist, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists . The winery also offers guided tours, providing insights into their winemaking process and the family's storied history .


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