My offering
I curate bespoke wine experiences and private wine journeys for guests seeking depth, authenticity and refinement.
As a French sommelier and the son of a biodynamic winemaker from the Rhône Valley, now based in Central Otago, Queenstown, my work bridges European wine heritage with New Zealand’s landscapes and people.
Each experience is entirely private and tailored — unhurried, discreet, and deeply connected to place.
These are not standard wine tours, but personal journeys shaped around the guest’s curiosity, rhythm and sense of meaning.
Contact us
Let’s Create Your Wine Moment !
Every wine experience begins with a conversation.
Whether you’re dreaming of a private wine journey through Central Otago, a tasting in your home or holiday stay, or something entirely bespoke. I’d love to hear from you.
Share a little about who you are, where you’ll be staying, and what you feel drawn to.
From there, I’ll personally guide you toward an experience that feels right for you.
No pressure. No obligation.
Just a genuine exchange and the beginning of something beautiful.
Guillaume
About Us
My Wine, Your Home was born from a simple idea:
wine is at its best when it brings people together, slowly and sincerely.
I’m Guillaume — a French sommelier, raised among vines, and the son of a biodynamic winemaker from the Rhône Valley. Wine has always been part of my life, not as a performance, but as a language of land, seasons, and human connection.
After years working in fine wine and hospitality, I chose to create something different here in Aotearoa New Zealand — experiences that feel intimate, unhurried, and deeply rooted in place.
Living in Central Otago for many years has given me a close relationship with this region: its landscapes, its growers, its quiet strength. Through My Wine, Your Home, I share this knowledge through carefully curated wine journeys — whether in the vineyards, at cellar doors, or around your own table.
This is not about ticking wineries off a list.
It’s about presence, conversation, and wines that tell the truth of where they come from.
Wine, as it’s meant to be shared.