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When Ben Enock came to New Zealand for vineyard work in 2007, his primary aim was to pay for his children's education at home in Vanuatu.
Jim White has been elected to the New Zealand Winegrowers board following a levy class director by-election in July.
The viticulturist was studying agriculture in Australia when he became well and truly sidetracked by wine in 1995.
“I fell in love with wine because it was all about the flavour and taste of the end product, not the look of it,” he says 30 years later.
Cloudy Bay’s Technical and Sustainable Development Director is looking forward to offering a “global perspective” to the board, as well as a strong interest in sustainability, as a member and former chair of Circular Wine Group in Marlborough, and a position on the leadership committee of the international Sustainable Wine Roundtable. He notes that the New Zealand wine industry has hit some “speed bumps” after a long period of sustained growth.
But the challenges are not as great as those faced by wine producing nations dealing with major structural problems.
“Our industry will find itself back on an even keel.”
Jimmy Stewart is quite literally chipping away at circularity.
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