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Lawson’s Dry Hills is the closest winery to Blenheim town centre!
You are very welcome to visit our cellar door from 10.00am to 4.30pm. Although not essential, during the busy summer months we do recommend booking your tasting, just give us a call or email.
In summer, from October to April, we are open seven days per week. In winter, from May until September, we are open weekdays only. Closed public holidays.
Whilst we’re delighted you enjoy our wine, we recommend you do so in moderation.
238 Alabama Road, Blenheim 7274, New Zealand
Licence no: 052/OFF/028/2022 – expires 03/07/2025
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+64 3 578 7674
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