Simon Toneycliffe

Chief Executive Officer at Amisfield

Simon Toneycliffe is currently the Chief Executive Officer at Amisfield. Prior to this role, Simon served as the General Manager at Whitehaven Wine Company for over a decade. With a background in trust services and a strong sales management history at companies like AXA New Zealand and AMP, Simon brings a wealth of experience to their current executive position.

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Blenheim, New Zealand

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Amisfield

In 1988, Amisfield Vineyard was formed around a simple philosophy: to nurture nature at every step. Nestled within the harsh yet beautiful surrounds of Central Otago, New Zealand, we prefer to let nature and the talents of our skilled team do the work. The privately owned 200 hectare estate, once a prominent high country merino station, is now one of the largest single vineyard estates in the Central Otago region. With over 90 hectares planted beneath the Pisa mountain range, the Amisfield experience extends to a world-class Bistro and Cellar Door at Lake Hayes, Queenstown. Here, guests can experience the array of wines we produce every year. Our state-of-the-art purpose-built winery produces around 30,000 cases annually, with Pinot Noir accounting for over 60% of the production and the balance made up of Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Gris, Riesling and Chenin Blanc. Amisfield’s commitment to the environment isn’t only reflected in the harmonious way we craft our vintages; we’re an accredited and committed member of the Sustainable Winegrowing New Zealand programme, which centers on a quality management system and environmental sustainability. We’re also implementing organic grape growing strategies across the vineyard. And, Amisfield is undergoing conversion to full organic certification with New Zealand’s leading organic body, BioGro. Amisfield is committed to environmental responsibility, and we are constantly in search of a better way. For if we are to continue for generations to come, we believe we must respect nature's way.