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When New Zealand winery Invivo and collaborator Graham Norton hosted "The Great British Pub Quiz" in November, they brought together some of the world's most powerful wine critics and buyers.
Jancis Robinson OBE MW was a guest host, joining Graham and Invivo cofounders Tim Lightbourne and Rob Cameron (pictured) at London pub The White Horse for the quiz, in aid of industry chairty The Drinks Trust.
Bernard Budel, Global Sales Director at Invivo, talks all things NFT, and becoming New Zealand's first winery to launch a sell-out collection of NFTs.
After many months of video calls on small laptop screens, Graham Norton and Invivo Co-founders, Tim Lightbourne and Rob Cameron used Eden Park Stadium's big screen to blend their new vintage of wine together.
New Zealand winemaker Invivo is about to move into a historic 114-year- old winery at Te Kauwhata, after securing a long term lease and full control of the winery.
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