Displaying items by tag: WOMEN IN WINE

Misha Wilkinson grew up with the Australian Opera, sitting in her mother’s dressing room, or poised at the edge of the curtain as Gloria McDonall performed.

When the New Zealand wine industry wants to translate technical data and scientific language into plain English, they tend to call on Ruby Andrew.

Jane Forrest Waghorn speaks to Sophie Preece about an unexpected family business.

Kate Radburnd’s remarkable contribution to New Zealand wine.

In just two and a half years the New Zealand Winegrowers’ Women in Wine initiative has grown in stature both here at home and internationally.

Women In Wine's Fiona Fenwick studied something very different to wine — international terrorism. 

Master of Wine Margaret Harvey may not be so well known amongst younger wine industry members. But ask any one of the pioneers of the 80s and 90s about her, and you are bound to hear glowing reviews.

Oliver Styles spoke to owner and founder of Domaine Dujac, Jenny Dobson. Here's what he found out.

The reasons for applying to be part of the Women in Wine mentoring programme may have differed for the 16 women taking part, but the outcomes were all the same. Success.

“Falling in love with flavour” is how Angela Clifford ended up in the world of wine.