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Do not forget this name! West Brook the western winery with wicked wines
West Brook winery may not have a particularly memorable name but once you have visited the stunning and serene setting and tasted the wines you will not want to forget it! Check out the beautiful setting of vineyards, rolling hills … Continue reading
Posted in Chardonnay, Gewurztraminer, New World wine, NZ wine, Pinot noir
Tagged chardonnay, gewurztraminer, Marlborough, NZ wine, West Brook, Wine
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Tigs and wine in the land of the long white cloud…
Dear Tig readers Here I am back in NZ! This country sparked my love for wine so I think it is appropriate to give my readers some bite-sized facts about NZ wine. (Sources and more detailed statistics at the end … Continue reading
Posted in Chardonnay, Gewurztraminer, New World wine, NZ wine, Pinot noir, Sauvignon blanc
Tagged chardonnay, gewurztraminer, Marlborough, NZ wine, Sauvignon blanc, Wine
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Chinese wine consumption today – through the eyes of a Tianjin retailer
Many of the traditional wine markets around the world, such as the US and European countries exhibit relatively mature total demand characteristics, although patterns of demand are constantly shifting. Wine marketers wishing to capitalise on expanding wine markets are tending … Continue reading
Bird in Hand – a rare breed beats the world’s best
For those of us who love our wines we all know that there are some wineries where you try one wine and love it and then try another and think – hmmm not so impressive… It’s not often you come … Continue reading
University of Adelaide graduates thrive in the world’s southernmost winemaking region
The region of Central Otago, in the South Island of New Zealand, sits astride the 45th parallel, making it the southernmost winemaking region in the world. This stunningly beautiful region is reminiscent of Switzerland with snow-capped mountains to over 2,000m, … Continue reading
Making good pinot is like reaching for the stars!
This interview is one that I will remember forever – talking to Australia’s 2011 Nobel physics prize winner about his passion for making pinot noir. Professor Brian Schmidt is not only highly accomplished and respected in his field of astronomy … Continue reading
Posted in New World wine, Pinot noir, Wine news, Wine2030
Tagged Australian wine, Brian Schmidt, Maipenrai, pinot noir, Wine, Wine2030, winemaking
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