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New Zealand Pinot ‘world’s best value:’ Matthew Jukes -
North Canterbury producing ‘finest’ NZ PinotNorth Canterbury is the centre of 'the finest Pinot Noir' in the southern hemisphere – according to wine critic Matthew Jukes.
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New Zealand Pinot Noir over £10For Pinot Noir from New Zealand this year, there is no better than...
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DWWA 2014 Regional Trophy: New Zealand Pinot Noir under £15This year's Decanter World Wine Awards Regional Trophy for New Zealand Pinot Noir under £15 went to Lay of the Land, Ben Morven Farm Pinot Noir, Marlborough 2012 (14%)
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Jefford on Monday: The Gimblett Report -
Sauvignon Blanc Grape – Climatic, Winery Influence, Most important regions – WSET Level 2 -
US thirst for Marlborough Sauvignon fuels NZ wine exports -
Decanter magazine: December 2015Inside Decanter December 2015: Champagne prestige cuvees, 25 top sparkling wines under £25 and Marsannay reds.
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Cloudy Bay 30th anniversary tasting: five of the best -
The New Zealand Cellar: DWWA 2015 promotion in August 2015
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International Trophy Sauvignon Blanc under £15 – Small and Small, Sylvia Reserve Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand 2014A trio of New World Sauvignon Blancs were in the running for this International Trophy, but it was Small and Small’s Marlborough example that won the day for its textbook expression of the grape.
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International Trophy Chardonnay over £15 – Anthony Joseph Vidal, Legacy Chardonnay, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand 2012The judges’ description of the wine is in tune with Vidal winemaker Hugh Crichton’s mission to achieve power and restraint in his wines, alongside concentration, complexity and fine texture.
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New Zealand winery produces first Zinfandel
A Hawkes Bay winery is producing New Zealand's first commercial Zinfandel.
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New Zealand Syrah’s and classic style bordeaux blends
Francophile JAMES LAWTHER MW may be more used to clarets and Rhônes, but when we sent him to New Zealand, he felt right at home among the classic-style Bordeaux blends and Syrahs of Hawke’s Bay
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Tim Atkin MW on New Zealand Syrah
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Sauvignon blanc could ‘kill’ our industry, warns Moet New Zealand boss
Sauvignon Blanc could ‘kill’ the New Zealand wine industry, a new study says.
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James Lawther MW visits New Zealand to taste the Sauvignon Blancs
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New Kiwi wine alliance will shun Sauvignon BlancA group of five fine wine producers in New Zealand have formed a new association to ‘set themselves apart’ from the Sauvignon Blanc market.
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Ten New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc 2014 wines to try -
New Zealand Pinot Noir
New Zealand has proven what it can do with young Pinot Noir vines, and things can only get better, says a patient Matthew Jukes
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New Zealand Pinot Noir offers best valueIt was a New Zealand clean sweep in the best value gold medal–winning Pinot Noirs at the 2011 Decanter World Wine Awards.
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Gruner Veltliner could be next NZ Sauvignon, say winemakersGrüner Veltliner could be the new Sauvignon Blanc of the future, a New Zealand winemaker has claimed.
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DWWA 2014 Regional Trophy: New Zealand Chardonnay under £15This year's Decanter World Wine Awards Regional Trophy for New Zealand Chardonnay under £15 went to Marisco, The King's Legacy Chardonnay, Marlborough 2011 (13.5%)
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New Zealand Stock Exchange chief buys in OtagoThe recently-resigned head of the New Zealand stock exchange has just bought a winery in the country’s prime Pinot Noir region.
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Christchurch/South Island ‘Best Of Wine Tourism’ Award Winners Announced -
NZ winemakers still have much to learn, says Ara’s Jeff ClarkeWinemakers in New Zealand's Marlborough region still have a long way to go to understand the potential of the land beneath their feet, according to Ara winemaker Jeff Clarke.
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Yealands Wine Group sells 80% stake -
Antinoris buy Marlborough vineyards
Tuscan producers Lodovico and Piero Antinori have just bought a major tract of vineland in New Zealand.
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Waipara is the new Marlborough
Forget Marlborough. With excellent growing conditions and an influx of producers, Waipara is stepping out of New Zealand’s shadows straight into the spotlight. BOB CAMPBELL MW explains why
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Marlborough Sauvignon brand tops US market
A Marlborough wine has replaced California’s Kendall Jackson as the number one selling brand of Sauvignon Blanc in the US.
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Marlborough wineries in receivership
Several wineries based in New Zealand’s Marlborough have gone into receivership, with indications that more may follow.
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Marlborough needs appellation system, says Forrest
Marlborough growers need an appellation system with strict controls on production levels to avoid losing quality and reputation, according to a leading producer.
