Sip on a sustainable drop this Christmas with New Zealand-based winemakers Yealands! Hailing from the magnificent Marlborough region, Yealands produce a delightful range of wines that’ll have you raising your glass this festive season. Recently named The Most Successful Winery of Competition at the Sydney International Wine Competition, this innovative brand has a number of impressive sustainability initiatives, including building the world’s first winery to be certified as carboNZeroCertTM from inception, harnessing solar and wind power to reduce emissions, and using miniature Babydoll sheep and Kunekune pigs to graze their vine rows rather than tractors. We have three six-packs of their top award-winning wines to give away, including their Yealands Estate Winemakers Reserve Sauvignon Blanc 2014, Peter Yealands Pinot Gris 2015, Yealands Estate Land Made Pinot Gris 2015, Yealands Estate Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2014, Yealands Estate Single Vineyard Pinot Gris and their trophy-winning Yealands Estate Single Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc – valued at $185 each. To be in the running, simply comment below telling us why you’d like to win! {Competition closes Sunday 13th December 4pm AEST. Australian and New Zealand postal addresses only. Open to over 18s only.} #presentsfrompeppermint

 

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