Boot camp, week one: 'Everything hurts and I want a wine'
NZ Herald reporter Tess Nichols has survived the first week of boot camp - just.
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Foley Family Wines buys Mt Difficulty for $55m
Foley Family Wines buys Mt Difficulty for $55m subject to OIO approval.
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Appeal dismissed in winery shareholder spat
A spat between shareholders of a Central Otago winery may finally have come to rest.
Kim Crawford reveals struggles of bad grape-growing year
Kim Crawford, 61, on struggling through a year of bad grape-growing and crying children.
Foley Family Wines in talks to buy Mt Difficulty Wines
NZAX-listed Foley Family Wines is in talks to buy Mt Difficulty Wines.
The biggest sellers over Labour Weekend
Last Labour Weekend we munched through more than 51,000 sausages
Supermarkets push back on changes to liquor laws
Auckland Council is defending its proposed new alcohol policy.
Rosy news for rose lovers, says wine judge
More rose wines than ever awarded medals this year as quality lifts.
Weird Science: Could AI help winegrowers?
Could artificial intelligence mean better grape harvests for Kiwi winegrowers?
Three aromatic white wines from Central Otago to try
Central Otago is at the bottom of the world, but its aromatic whites are interstellar.
Give your taste buds a chardonnay cuddle
Give your taste buds a chardonnay cuddle to show them you care.
Delegat Group names John Freeman as incoming MD
Delegat Group has named John Freeman as its next managing director.
Three of the best wines to kick off spring
Looking for wines that'll absolutely slay when the sun comes out?
Delegat reports 6pc gain in record profit
Delegat Group, NZ's largest listed winemaker, reported a 6pc gain in operating profit.
Wine exports hit record high of $1.66b
The export value of New Zealand wine has hit a record high of $1.66 billion.
What's the difference between syrah and shiraz?
We call the grape a different name to our neighbours across the ditch, but why?
Three glorious wines for the weekend
Finding whiskers in weird places on your face? Fret not. Sip and forget the horror.
$18 cabbages? Nope, says Labour
Claims cabbages will cost $18 under Labour are "obviously ridiculous", the party says.
Drinkers paying more for craft beer
ANZ's Craft Beer Industry Insights report shows the pace of growth is slowing.
Airport duty-free buys under scrutiny
Less than a third of items tested were cheaper duty-free.
Kiwi trio accused of complex wine fraud
A NZ wine company and its three directors have been charged over a complex wine fraud.
Here's how to choose the right wine every time
Two Kiwi wine experts explain how to pick a good drop.
Three Canterbury wines for the weekend
There's some serious liquid action going on in Canterbury.
NZ wine regions move to protected model
New Zealand wine regions will now be able to register for a European style protection.
Invivo and Norton open about partnership
Invivo says the company hasn't seen Norton promoting the wine on his show.
Wine: Three bottles beyond the pale
These not-so-normal bottles of niceness will have you pushing the envelope.
Protection 'the right policy for wine'
Winemakers are right behind moves to protect NZ regional names in overseas markets.
EIT head of viticulture retires
Diane Marshall has retired as head of EIT's School of Viticulture and Wine Science.
Offering the world a taste of NZ
Wine maker Rod McDonald talks about the industry, awards and perks of the job.
Wine: Taste by the bucketful
Was it Lionel Richie who once sang "You're once, twice; three times a chardonnay"?