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  1. The Inspiring and Iconic Women Winemakers of New Zealand's Hawke's Bay Wine Region

    The Inspiring and Iconic Women Winemakers of New Zealand's Hawke's Bay Wine Region

    A leader in promoting gender equality, New Zealand was the first country to grant women the right to vote in 1893. Lucia and John Gilbert explore the country's egalitarian attitudes to women wanting to break into the field of winemaking.
  2. Kim Crawford Winery: A Kiwi Success Story

    Kim Crawford Winery: A Kiwi Success Story

    Head winemaker Anthony Walkenhorst on how Kim Crawford built one of the wine world's biggest brands.
  3. From Planet of the Apes to Pinot Noir: Cinematographer Michael Seresin's New Zealand Wine Journey

    From Planet of the Apes to Pinot Noir: Cinematographer Michael Seresin's New Zealand Wine Journey

    Michael Seresin makes movies for a living. But at his biodynamic vineyard Seresin Estate in Marlborough he is setting the standards for modern New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc.
  4. A History Of Wine In New Zealand

    A History Of Wine In New Zealand

    David Rogers looks at the history of wine in New Zealand from 1818 to the present. Did you know Sauvignon Blanc only came on the scene in the 1970's?
  5. Sustainable Because: It's About Working with Nature, Not Fighting Against It

    Sustainable Because: It's About Working with Nature, Not Fighting Against It

    New Zealand grape growers and winemakers talk sustainability.
  6. "It Is About Enjoying Life, Enjoying Wine"

    "It Is About Enjoying Life, Enjoying Wine"

    Any excuse for New Zealand is a good one.
  7. New Zealand: More Than Hobbits and Sauvignon Blanc

    New Zealand: More Than Hobbits and Sauvignon Blanc

    We picture a playground for adventure, with endless options for hiking, bungee jumping, whale watching, and the like. When it comes to wine, though, Americans know very little about New Zealand.
  8. Central Otago Whites and Not Hitch-hiking in Wanaka

    Central Otago Whites and Not Hitch-hiking in Wanaka

    This most southerly—hence coolest—of New Zealand’s wine regions was planted in the late 1800s. Pinot Noir took the early lead; Central Otago’s first gold medal was awarded to a “Burgundy” at a Sydney wine show in 1881.
  9. New Zealand’s Hottest Borough

    New Zealand’s Hottest Borough

    Martinborough, making waves with Pinot Noir.
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