Vintech Pacific Limited are New Zealand’s leading provider of mobile production technologies to the wine industry.
In 1998, we introduced ozone barrel sterilisation to New Zealand and since then, the company has grown steadily. In 2011, we changed our name and rebranded as Vintech Pacific Wine Technologies.
We now offer services across all aspects of the winemaking process with technologies for clarification, extraction, stabilisation, filtration, distillation, sanitation and winemaking ingredients.
Today, Vintech Pacific is administered from our head office in Gisborne and has regional bases in Auckland, Napier, Blenheim and Cromwell.
Vintech Pacific’s services are all focused on quality outcomes that preserve and enhance quality in fruit and throughout the winemaking process.
We rigorously research, test and invest in specialised new technology and equipment, to provide a range of the latest process innovations as mobile services, direct to the winery door, across New Zealand’s wine regions.
Our equipment is delivered, set-up on-site, operated then cleaned-down and removed by our team of skilled and experienced Wine Technicians.
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The New Zealand Lighter Wines Initiative is the largest research program our industry has ever undertaken. Its goal is to position New Zealand as the world’s leading producer of lighter wines; that is, those under ten percent alcohol. The programme aims to deliver economic benefits of $285 million per annum by the end of 2023.
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– Pat Patterson, Vineyard & Winery Manager
