The eventful history of one of the world’s oldest grape varieties On August 18, the wine world will be focused on a single grape variety: Pinot Noir. Whether as an elegant wine from New Zealand’s cool, high-altitude vineyards in Central Otago or as an up-and-coming wine from Canada’s Niagara Peninsula, hardly any red grape variety […]
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Japanese precision, New Zealand depth—two cultures, one plate Teriyaki isn’t a sauce; it’s a technique. Sweet, salty, glossy—and when it meets salmon cooked to perfection, the result is something that defies explanation. The pickled ginger served alongside isn’t just for decoration; it’s the reset button between two bites. The edamame rice holds it all together. […]
Green lightness in the soup bowl A lively wine from New Zealand is the ideal accompaniment to this light spring minestrone, which takes you on a culinary journey with its crisp peas and aromatic mint pesto. This New Zealand wine brings a precise minerality and a fine residual sweetness that is perfectly suited to balance […]



