Turning Old Grapevines into Gold: GreenVine Aotearoa’s circular solution
Jimmy Stewart is quite literally chipping away at circularity.
You hear the words ‘road trip’ and think Thelma and Louise, but a little more planning was required for the 600 people who took three trips around New Zealand’s six Pinot Noir regions earlier this year.
As chair of the third day’s session, Emma Jenkins MW explained, evolution cannot happen unless you have already embraced and explored.
Great, according to my dictionary, means; “much higher than average in amount, extent or intensity”, or “much higher than average in ability, quality or importance.”
For far too many years, New Zealand Pinot Noir producers have spent time comparing their wines to those of Burgundy.
As the countdown to Pinot Noir 2017 continues, NZWinegrower will be looking at the regions taking part in the celebration.
Jimmy Stewart is quite literally chipping away at circularity.
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