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Me, Taste, Inspiration
When I was six I dreamed of being a Vet. I dropped Art and Drama, my biggest passions a decade later, to pursue Sciences and Calculus in my final year. But despite my perpetual determination, you...
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Everything Happens for a Riesling
Upon asking the Manager of the first junior sommelier role I took, what his favourite grapes were. “Riesling and Chardonnay,” he replied without hesitation. “All of the other grape varieties are a...
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Pyramid Valley // Sing to the Moon
In my interview with Claudia, one thing became certain. The way they grow wine at Pyramid Valley Vineyards is special. Not just because of their biodynamic, hands on approach, but because at the heart...
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Martinborough Pinot Noir // The Holy Grail
Sublime sunshine marked the dawn of the new season and a new vibe in this big little city (this was also followed with some intense rainstorm, just to remind us how bipolar Auckland weather really is)....
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Part 1: The Gemini and Pinot Noir
I’m a Gemini-dragon. Scoff and laugh all you want. But I saw this thing in this book on the 144 Chinese profiles, and it said: that we are the kind of person who, desperately wants to paint the living...
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Q & A: Paul Pujol Prophet’s Rock
What’s in a name? Prophet’s Rock is named after a prominent landmark representing gold miner Bob Prophet. A similar rock rests here on their Bendigo vineyard site, as does an old miners hut. But the...
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