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Rum revival sparks new interest in old spirit
Rum, which largely fell out of favour after a guy in a tuxedo showed up in a secret agent movie and asked for a vodka martini, is becoming popular in the US once more.
Beer can strengthen bones, study suggests
The silicon present in beer helps improve bone mineral density, scientists say.
Growers building on NZ's acclaim
Five winegrowers specialising in five separate grape varieties have joined forces to market their brands to the world's fussiest wine drinkers.
'Family' wine act making bigger splash
With 643 wineries in the country it's hard to get yourself noticed as an individual winemaker.
Tycoon at fault in crash
Liquor baron Michael Erceg has been found at fault for the helicopter crash that claimed his life.
Time called on Lion Nathan stock listing
Tomorrow marks the end of the line for one of New Zealand's oldest and once most powerful companies.
Vineyards target United States
A group of top wineries is joining forces with NZ Trade and Enterprise to target the "ultra-premium" American wine market.
Summer supping
Don't be beat by the heat, go for lower alcohol wine for a more sustained al fresco fiesta