Te Rua Bay

Te Rua Bay is an isolated Marlborough inlet at the northern tip of New Zealand's South Island. Its name comes from the Maori word for two - Rua - as it is the second in a series of secluded bays in the beautiful Marlborough Sounds. The close proximity to the sea, along with abundant sunshine and free-draining soils, make this region perfect for growing premium grapes. Te Rua Bay Wines aim to capture and reflect these incredible qualities in every bottle of wine they make.