The latest figures put New Zealand wine exports at $1,669 billion as at the end of July, making wine the fifth largest export earner in the country.

The heading of this story may sound a bit like a real estate mantra, but in the case of an American winemaker, it has become the catch phrase for changing the world of wine.
There is a new word that is sweeping across America. And it one that is quickly gaining the attention of a large sector of the community. The word is grocerant.
A sell out first ever Women in Wine New Zealand event has proved how keen industry personnel are for such an initiative.

November’s 7.8 Kaikoura earthquake sent shockwaves through the New Zealand wine industry.

Two Marlborough wine companies have done something no other Sauvignon Blanc producer in the world has ever done – achieve a 98-point score in a Decanter Panel Tasting.
Dr Edwin Massey examines the wine industry’s role in contributing to Biosecurity 2025: Protecting to Grow New Zealand, the Government’s statement outlining the strategic direction for biosecurity in New Zealand.

Everyone planting a new vineyard, or replacing older vines, wants the best start possible for the newbies.

As an employee, attending a contract negotiation can be as nerve wracking as waiting on a report card.

Back in 2011, an ambitious three-year project began, looking at what it took, cost and involved to turn a vineyard from conventional to organic.

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