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These days Marlborough is renowned as a world-class Sauvignon Blanc region. But one producer is looking to the past to create something different, with a definite historical bent.
Patrick Materman, Chief Winemaker Pernod Ricard Winemakers NZ, Marlborough, Representing Category 3 Wine Companies. A Board member since 2014.
Sam Glaetzer, Managing Director Constellation Brands NZ, Representing Large Companies. A Board member since 2014.
New Zealand Winegrowers’ Pinot Noir 2017 may still be 18 months away, but things are beginning to heat up.
A new web-based tool that takes information access to a new level.
Next year the biggest Sauvignon Blanc event ever held in New Zealand will take place in Marlborough. The International Sauvignon Blanc Celebration 2016 will bring together scientists, wine writers, experts, winemakers and growers from throughout the world.
Next year the biggest Sauvignon Blanc event ever held in New Zealand will take place in Marlborough. The International Sauvignon Blanc Celebration 2016 will bring together scientists, wine writers, experts, winemakers and growers from throughout the world.
Advance planning to select a strong and distinctive brand can avoid unnecessary expense later on. This article provides tips on steps you can take to minimise risk when choosing a new brand.
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Former president of the New Zealand Grapegrowers’ Association Kevyn Moore has been devoting much of his ‘retirement’ to researching and writing a biography about Romeo Bragato, the feted founding father of New Zealand’s viticulture industry.
Payroll can be the single largest overhead for many businesses in the wine industry. Using gut feeling or “the grapevine” to determine remuneration levels is one thing, but reputable market data ensures employers make an informed decision about what they should pay their staff.
Vintage 2015 was 27 percent down on last year, and while wineries may be bemoaning the small yields they certainly aren’t unhappy about the quality.
He is renowned in New Zealand wine circles, not only for instigating the very first Pinot Noir Celebration, but also for being the face of Palliser Estate Wines of Martinborough.
