Wine Grower (2270)
The past year has been a momentous one for our sector. For me the past 12 months has been marked by two stand out events.
The past 12 months have been full on for the New Zealand wine industry.
If A Seat at the Table hasn’t made it onto your must-see movie radar yet, it will.
Professor Warren Moran, a prominent geographer and thought-leader for the wine industry passed away on 13 August 2019.
It's okay to embrace wearing fragrances when tasting wine, despite what others say. Lee Suckling explains.
New Zealanders Graeme and Julie Bott have created a successful wine estate in one of France’s most famous wine regions.
Changes are afoot for New Zealand’s next Pinot Noir Celebration. Tessa Nicholson looks at how organisers are raising the bar.
It is 19 years since Kerry Hammond completed his viticulture diploma, and in that time he has probably pruned tens of thousands of vines.
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The impetus behind developing the Klima stripper back in 2007 was a continual lack of labour during the pruning season.
A company that is changing the face of vineyards here in New Zealand has just recently taken out the Supreme Awards at the Wellington Gold Awards and the Global Gold Award for exports.
Unimpeded sap movement is crucial for a healthy vine, but often foiled by pruning techniques, says Simonit & Sirch master pruner Mia Fischer.
