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A wine known as the “dawn sky” of New Zealand
Ata Rangi
Founded in Martinborough, this winery takes its name from the Māori language, meaning “dawn sky” or “new beginning.”
It all started on a rocky sheep-grazing land, where vines were planted from scratch.
Clive Paton believed in the potential of this land and began his journey with nothing.
Today, Ata Rangi has grown into one of New Zealand’s leading wineries.
What makes this region special
Well-drained gravel soils
Low yields due to strong winds
Warm days and cool nights, an ideal climate
As a result, the grapes are highly concentrated, and the Pinot Noir is remarkably elegant.
Style
In one phrase:
“Elegance reminiscent of Burgundy”
Sustainability
Ata Rangi is also highly regarded for its commitment to nature:
Organic farming (BioGro certified)
Biodynamic practices
Use of solar energy
This is not just a delicious wine.
It is a wine made in harmony with nature.
That is Ata Rangi.
■ About our wine bar
If you are looking for a wine bar in the Shinsaibashi or Namba area of Osaka,
we would love to welcome you to MORRIES.
A quiet wine bar for a calm night in Shinsaibashi
After work, instead of spending a lively evening with others,
there are nights when you simply want to relax and reset on your own.
MORRIES is a hidden wine bar located in the Shinsaibashi / Namba area, perfect for such moments.
Situated on an upper floor, the space features soft lighting and warm wooden tones, creating a calm and welcoming atmosphere where you can feel comfortable even on your first visit.
Our selection
We focus mainly on New World wines, offering a wide range of red, white, and sparkling options.
We also have a good selection of wines by the glass.
Just tell us your mood or preference, and we will suggest a glass for you—no extensive wine knowledge needed.
Whether you want to enjoy a glass with light food or simply stop by for one drink,
you are always welcome.
A place where you can enjoy quality time without formality.
If you are looking for a quiet place to enjoy wine in Shinsaibashi or Namba,
please keep MORRIES in mind.
Take a moment for yourself, at your own pace.