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Air NZ reveals new wine list
Air New Zealand has narrowed down top wines it will serve in its business premier cabins.
Air New Zealand has narrowed down top wines it will serve in its business premier cabins.
Vinomofo's loyal Australian audience will soon be ordering Kiwi wines by the caseload as it expands to start sellling to local wine lovers.
After a pop-up sale last month, online wine seller Vinomofo is coming to New Zealand.
With a mere 2pc of the market, the field is wide open for New Zealand tipples.
COMMENT: The New Zealand wine industry is big business with an estimated annual turnover of $2 billion, $1.42 billion of which comes from export earnings.
Delegat Group says it has completed the 2016 harvest, with yields in New Zealand up 33 per cent on a difficult 2015.
Warmer winds carry fresh challenges to the major industries of regional New Zealand.
Hoon on the goon no more. Australia is set to end games of Goon of Fortune by introducing a tax on cheap wines.
A group of wine writers have labelled the practice of paid-for wine reviews unethical.
The actor and winemaker started off 20-odd years ago with a 2ha plot and never thought it would be anything more than a hobby.
If you are struggling with a hangover tomorrow morning, it might not be entirely your own fault. Here's why.
Ata Rangi vineyard in Martinborough has been rated number five on the top 100 wines by American wine critic James Suckling with its 2013 pinot noir.
Area labelling is sure to be extended in the upcoming free trade talks with the European Union, writes Audrey Young.
One mouthful is all it took and the Marlborough sauvignon blanc legend was born. By Joelle Thomson.
For 100 years, the Babich family have stayed true to the ideals of their patriarch.
A new study of NZ's six major wine-growing regions has uncovered an hidden factor in what sets the flavours and aromas of vintages in different regions.
Foley Family Wines said full-year operating earnings more than doubled on increased sales of bottled wine in Australia and New Zealand.
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Graham Norton can now add "chief winemaker" to his CV, after he created his own blend of New Zealand sauvignon blanc - which hits Kiwi stores today.
One of the wine industry's best-known names is back in the business, and doing things very differently this time round. Regan Schoultz reports.
Talk show king Graham Norton has been moonlighting as a winemaker, and his latest 2015 Sauvignon Blanc is anything but your standard celebrity tipple. This year he’s gone hands-on, and added his “Norton Hemisphere” magic to Invivo’s Southern Hemisphere Sauvignon Blanc grapes – by personally blending his 2015 vintage! The final blend features Sauvignon Blanc from three of Invivo’s Marlborough growers.
While it's always a good idea to opt for a local offering, if you feel like treating yourself to a good bottle of red there's nothing stopping you from looking at old favourites and lesser-known lovelies from over the seas.
Olivia Newton-John is releasing her own brand of wine to boost a cancer campaign.
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