If I could give this place ten stars, I would. So far one of the best places I’ve been to. It’s not the typical winery where you get three glasses of wine and left to your own devices. You get a little bit of everything, and Danny explains it all. Definite must see.

We had a great experience here. It was fascinating to taste the many varieties of fruit wines and liqueurs, including lemon gin and persimmon wine. The proprietor is entertaining and full of interesting facts and stories about the area. Top it off with an amazing view of the most beautiful valley and bay imaginable! According to the proprietor, the winery moved up to this hillside location (right off the main highway) recently. So the cleverly reused shipping containers repurposed as the winery's business are a bit ramshackle, but don't let this put you off. The wines and spirits are delicious.

Called in with friends recently, what a find. Very rustic and first thoughts were, are you sure its still operating. Met by owner and the interesting banter commenced. Learned quite a bit of the local history as well as tasting some very interesting tipples. Well worth a visit.

We stumbled onto this place while exploring the Coromandel last summer. On reflection, it was one of the highlights of our trip. The owner has a running stream of banter that has to be heard to be believed. He could have missed his calling as a stand up comedian or commentator. He has a razor sharp wit and a true "gift of gab". They had a very interesting and eclectic collection of wines and liquors. I was particularly fond of the lemon gin and dearly wish there was a way I could get more of it here in the USA. I've been hoarding the bottle I brought back and it's almost gone. The pizza was excellent and we sat out on the grass under a Kiwi bush to eat it. It was a very authentic and unpretentious place. I wish there were many more places like this and less of the snooty wineries that seem to be the norm.

I got a bit lost late at night looking for somewhere to eat and happened upon the Purangi Winery. It was ten minutes after kitchen closing but they were happy to make me a fresh pizza, with herbs picked fresh from the garden outside. They even brought me a sample glass of cider to try while I was waiting! Great pizza, lovely people.

This lil boutinque has been shunted up the road. Make sure you gps it and go slow not to miss the driveway as they arent allowed a big sign yet!!! The fruit liquers are beutiful, lemonchello 99 % close to italy version. Make sure to stop and drive up to the left the view alone is to be seen and the tasting is well worth it.

We have been here multiple times, and each time is fantastic. The tasting is great, with delicious wines and liquors. You must stay for a pizza. Absolutely entertaining afternoon, both rain and shine.

Looking for a light lunch and maybe a tasting after our hike to Cathdral Cove we stumbled on this little beauty. We weren't sure if it was open as there seemed to be a bit of action with trailers and utes. Luckily we forged ahead and were welcomed with the offer to taste a range of fruit liqueurs, wine, cider and spirits. The owner was in the middle of relocating the business up the road and the place was a hive of activity. He made time to tell us about his unique products and listened to our travel tales. The inviting smell of the wood fired pizza oven proved too great and we tucked in to a truly tasty pizza in a delightful and quirky garden setting. We soaked up the early may sunshine and the delicious cider - sitting here writing this review I regret not adding a bottle or two to my take away order. I well recommend this great little place and hope we can find it in its relocation when we return.

Popped in here early evening (on a very very wet day!! - a month's rainfall in one day) for a quick glass of kiwi fruit wine .... wrong time of year for it but the owner couldn't have been more friendly and helpful. We ended up being invited into the 'tasting bar' and tried a range of wines, liqueurs and spirits, on our very own 'tour' .... all this with good humour, much information, and despite being busy with pizza making and many other guests. Definitely recommend the passion fruit and feijoia liqueurs - our little taste of NZ back in Blighty. Thank you for making our final evening in NZ a particularly memorable one. Hope to be back ....

Can't say enough good things for Danny and the crew and the awesome range of liquors, wine, and food they serve up. Danny greets you with a 'show' about the history of feijoas that will surprise you and is awesome for a laugh. The pizzas and squid are delicious and the cidar and liquors have a great fresh taste of feijoa. Relaxed atmosphere is welcoming. Bonus that they offer freedom camping, the only place I've found in coromandel to allow it, so you can spend that money on drinks instead!!