The roots of Brancott Estate can be considered as the roots of the entire New Zealand wine culture. It all started in 140s when an Dalmatian immigrant Ivan Yukich planted the first 0.5 acre vineyard in the west of Auckland in the 1940s. He named the vineyard Montana (Mountain in Dalmatian) as it was located high in the mountains of Waitakere Ranges. He sold his first Montana wine in 1952 and the rest is history. Montana Wines became the bigges...
Our winemaking philosophy is unencumbered by tradition and focused on capturing the remarkable, distinctive flavours of our home.
From adopting screwcaps to advocating for stainless steel over oak, Brancott Estate understands what it takes to capture and enhance the fresh, bright flavours that people expect from a Marlborough wine.
This focus on discovery has seen us extend the perception of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc to include natura...
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