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Wither Hills is a New Zealand wine producer established in 1994 and based in Marlborough, the country's principal Sauvignon Blanc-producing region. Its name refers to the dry, rolling Wither Hills visible near Blenheim, where the winery is located. The producer makes Sauvignon Blanc as well as wines from varieties including Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Pinot Gris, using fruit from several Marlborough vineyard areas. Its wines are intended for retail and hospitality markets in New Zealand and abroad.
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When was Wither Hills founded?
Wither Hills says it was founded in 1994 in Marlborough, New Zealand. Wine-history material identifies winemaker Brent Marris as the person who started the Wither Hills label. [Wither Hills history](https://witherhills.co.nz/pages/history)
Why is the winery called Wither Hills?
The name comes from the Wither Hills range that borders the vineyards near Blenheim. The winery describes those hills as part of the local landscape that shapes its Marlborough identity. [Wither Hills](https://witherhills.co.nz/)
Which grape varieties does Wither Hills produce?
Its current range includes Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Riesling, and Pinot Noir. The winery also sells single-vineyard wines from places such as Rarangi, Taylor River, and Benmorven. [Wither Hills core range](https://witherhills.co.nz/collections/wairau-valley)
Where can visitors taste Wither Hills wines?
The winery and cellar door are in Marlborough's Wairau Valley near Blenheim. Wither Hills describes the site as offering tastings, winery tours, and wine-blending experiences. [Wither Hills](https://witherhills.co.nz/)
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