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The great stories and people that make up the New Zealand wine industry.
Getting involved in the burgeoning Central Otago wine industry and putting his hand up to contribute seemed the most natural thing in the world for Duncan Forsyth.
Helen Masters won Gourmet Traveller Wine Magazine’s New Zealand Winemaker of the Year. Helen’s passion for Pinot Noir and dedication to expression of site has seen Ata Rangi become an icon of New Zealand wine.
The Hunting Lodge is a winery based in the heart of Auckland’s Wine Country with a rich heritage and a youthful spirit. It is the place where the first New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc was made.
In the 15 years since Shigehisa Kimura visited Champagne and Bordeaux as a young sommelier, he has been steadfast in his determination to grow and make wine.
Mana Winegrowers are collective of natural winegrowers in Marlborough, NZ. United by a commitment to hand-crafting stunning wines, sharing knowledge and safeguarding the land of one of the most beautiful places on earth.
Andy Anderson decided to enter his first wine show in 2017, taking out the major Pinot Noir Trophy. Showing it was not a one-off, Anderson has done it again this year.
Tohu Wines is recognised as the first Māori-owned and operated wine label in the world. “Through Tohu Wines we get to take kaupapa Māori to the world every day.”
Bayer Young Viticulturist of the Year, Annabel Bulk from Felton Road Wines has taken out another competition to be crowned New Zealand's Young Horticulturist of the Year 2018.
