Wine Grower (2151)
The New Zealand Winegrowers Wine Business Forum will focus on the importance of brand, and has been designed to inform, connect and inspire those with a connection to our wine sector.
Chardonnay Symposium
Grape marc from New Zealand's wine industry is set to be transformed into high-value products in a $9.8 million project led by the University of Auckland.
The founders of a new wine internship hope to kickstart careers in Marlborough this summer, offering work and training from vines to wines, logistics to cellar doors.
Bragato Research Institute (BRI) has announced a joint event collaboration with WinePRO.
NZW has welcomed the success of The Sale and Supply of Alcohol (Cellar Door Tasting) Amendment Bill, proposed by Stuart Smith MP, which passed its first reading with broad support from across Parliament.
NZW's latest Annual Report shows an outlook of renewed certainty and confidence, after two years of Covid-chaos.
Soil scientist Derek Milne and winemakers Dr Neil McCallum, Larry McKenna, Clive Paton and Phyll Pattie have been recognised as 'Pinot Pioneers' for their groundbreaking work in Martinborough.
The new Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act (Community Participation) Amendment Bill may have unintended and serious consequences for New Zealand wine tourism, with licensing authorities able to decline to renew a licence where it is inconsistent with conditions on location or licence density in a relevant Local Alcohol Policy…
OPINION: I am writing this the day after the opening game of the Rugby World Cup and the All Blacks' loss to France.
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OPINION: People have been "pivotal" to Dr David Jordan's career in wine, from the generosity of those who shared their knowledge when he was starting out, to the insights he still gleans from those in the field.
Grass cover in vineyards is an ideal method of erosion control, particularly on slopes, as well as offering grazing for sheep during the winter period.
Lewis Collins was working on spore trapping as part of his microbiology studies when he thought about the challenge of analysing airborne diseases. By the time useful data was received, it was typically too late to avoid an outbreak within a crop.
Annual Members' Meeting
