Glen-Ward represents producers from these fine regions:

Australia | California | France | New Zealand
Ontario | Oregon | South Africa | Washington

New Zealand

Two Paddocks
Queenstown, Central Otago
Two Paddocks, is a small family wine producing business that is entirely dedicated to making great wine. Started in 1993 with 5 acres of Pinot Noir in Gibbston, Central Otago, Well-known actor, director, and producer, Sam Neill, now owns three vineyards in Central Otago. Neill’s Pinot Noir sells instantly upon release as the quality wines are dense, velvety red with seductive berry fruit and will give at least six years cellaring potential.
Sleeping Dogs Ltd.
Gibbston Valley, Central Otago

Sleeping Dogs is one of the oldest established vineyards in the Gibbston Valley. Convinced New Zealand’s Central Otago region would become the important wine growing area that it is today, vineyard planting began in 1992. Located at the base of Mount Rosa, the Blair Gunn Block, benefits from dry, hot summers and cold, sometimes harsh, winters.

Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay vines are carefully tended by viticulturist Richard Williams. The grapes are hand-picked at harvest and distinctive wines are created by winemaker Dean Shaw of the Central Otago Wine Company.

The vineyard is named after the New Zealand movie, “Sleeping Dogs” staring Sam Neill, which was the first feature film directed by owner, Roger Donaldson in 1997. Roger has proven a capable Hollywood film craftsman who has enjoyed success with in genres as diverse as the political thriller (e.g., "No Way Out" 1987; "Thirteen Days" 2000) and sci-fi ("Species" 1995). His many films include; The Bank Job, World’s Fastest Indian, The Recruit, Cadillac Man, Cocktail, and back in 1977 Sleeping Dogs, with Sam Neill in the lead role.
Lowburn Ferry
Central Otago, New Zealand
Deep in the south of New Zealand and surrounded by mountain ranges is Central Otago, New Zealand’s smallest, but fastest growing wine region, and home to some of the finest vineyards and Pinot Noirs in the country. Lowburn Ferry Vineyard, nestled on a sheltered terrace beneath the Pisa Ranges, is family owned and dedicated to producing high quality Pinot Noir wines.
Soljans Estate Winery
Kumea, Aucklandis
Few wineries in New Zealand can claim such a proud winemaking history as Soljans Estate Winery. Bartul Soljan planted the first vineyard in 1932, leaving a legacy that has been continued by his son and now grandson and current owner, Tony Soljan. Today, Soljan’s represents 3 generations of winemaking with over 70 years experience. In 2002 Tony put his own stamp on the family winemaking heritage by realizing a lifelong dream to build his own state of the art winery complex in Kumea, Aucklandis. Situated at the gateway to the Kumea Classic Wine Country, the new winery offers a complete wine experience of stylish, richly flavoured Estate, Sparkling and Reserve wines.
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