The country’s first major ‘Organic and Biodynamic Winegrowing Conference’ will be held July 8-10 at the Marlborough Convention Centre, marking a coming-of-age for the organic and biodynamic wine movement in New Zealand.
Palliser Estate Wines of Martinborough has named Pip Goodwin as its new Chief Executive Officer. Goodwin will assume her new role in September, succeeding founding Managing Director Richard Riddiford, who announced his retirement this year after 25 years at the helm.
Accolade Wines has appointed MJ Loza, currently head of its New Zealand operations, as its new General Manager for North America.
Speight’s has launched a nationwide competition, where Kiwi blokes can enter for a chance to win their very own dream shed.
The Fifty Best, rating the finest in the world’s wines and spirits, have awarded New Zealand’s own Black Robin Rare Gin a Double Gold medal in the distinguished Best Gin Awards 2015.
Ngatarawa Wines has appointed Federal Merchants & Co to be the New Zealand distributor of its premium and prestige brands Ngatarawa Alwyn, Proprietors Reserve and Glazebrook.
When Corona Extra came to the Piha Surf Life Saving Club in West Auckland late in 2014 with an ambitious idea, neither parties could have envisaged the results that followed.
New Zealand wine has captured the attention of Riedel Crystal, the 300-year-old world leader in varietal-specific glassware, resulting in the launch of a Central Otago Pinot Noir glass.
Mac’s beer is introducing new products, and the entire range has got some striking new label designs, thanks to the experts at Dow Design agency.
The online alcohol sales industry in Australia is expected to be worth more than $1 billion in the next five years as more consumers buy their drinks online.
Sacred Hill has launched its much anticipated Reserve range with stylish premium packaging and a comprehensive marketing campaign to back up the delicious drinkability of the wines themselves.
Craft beer sales are continuing to rise despite falling volumes in the wider sector, said Moa chief executive Geoff Ross to the New Zealand Herald.
