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Welcome to New Zealand at its BestOrganic Explorer has carved out a name for itself as a comprehensive resource for travellers seeking eco-friendly experiences in New Zealand. Through its website and travel guides, it has provided travellers with an abundance of information about everything from organic cafe's and eco-lodges to nature tourism and Maori cultural experiences. But Organic Explorer’s efforts have gone further than just informing travellers about the variety of eco-friendly experiences available in New Zealand. It has also helped raise international awareness of New Zealand as a visitor destination. Eco-tourism experiences feature on many international visitors’ holiday plans and that will only increase Organic Explorer’s relevance to visitors and local eco-tourism businesses. Kevin Bowler Tourism New Zealand Chief Executive |
Celtic Organic Winery
Full DescriptionSituated on the peaceful shores of Lake Horowhenua, just outside of Levin, Celtic Organic Winery quietly continues to create boutique wines for a special audience. Here we make our deliciously different wines using completely traditional methods, which is where the name for the company originates; at Celtic Wines, we use Celtic methods. It wasn’t that far back in time when everything was organic and sustainable and there was sensitivity to the natural order. The alchemists turned water and fruit into wine and there was magic in the air especially after drinking the resulting brews. We have captured some of this mystic and bought it back to life. Absolutely no preservatives, sulphates or chemicals of any kind are introduced to the wine, and this is another area in which we differ from your average ‘bottle of plonk’. It is important to be aware of what you put into your body, and we do not wish to be responsible for yet another source of needlessly introduced chemicals. We try our best to work in harmony with nature, the seasons, and all the life forces that naturally occur. Open Hours10am - 4pm DirectionsCeltic Winery is sign posted as you approach Levin on SH1 heading North from Wellington.
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