The Hammond family, owners of Tiraki Wines, have a long history in New Zealand's Marlborough region. Their family estate, Longfield Farm, was purchased in 1870 and has been managed by six generations of the Hammond family for the past 150 years. Initially focused on traditional farming, the estate has evolved and now includes extensive vineyards of fine grapes such as Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir. The name 'Tiraki' comes from the Maori word for 'clearing of the sky', symbolising new beginnings and optimism. This cultural heritage and connection to the land are at the heart of the Hammond family's approach to viticulture. The Tiraki winery in Marlborough is a family business with a long tradition of producing high quality wines. The region is renowned for Sauvignon Blanc, thanks to the cool climate and long sunny days favourable for growing aromatic grapes. The gravel and sand soils favour the growth of grape varieties such as Sauvignon Blanc, but also Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Riesling. The Marlborough wineries are distinguished by their sustainability and production of high quality wines. With a combination of tradition and innovation, the Tiraki winery is a landmark for wine lovers looking for unforgettable wine experiences.
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