A wealthy developer has lost his claim to a $1 million wine stash from his top Otago winery.

Kati Kasza's father instilled in her a love of plants and the importance of seeking quality.

South Canterbury Finance loaned millions to failed developer Greg Olliver for a Marlborough vineyard project.

Sometimes referred to as the godfather of pinot noir in New Zealand, he strides the landscape like Goliath.

Too much of a good thing threatens to skittle some in the wine industry.

Liam Dann writes that fast growth and a grape glut are serious threats to New Zealand's global status.

A company that paid vineyard workers as little as $2 an hour has lost a legal battle over unpaid wages.

This year's New Zealand wine vintage is expected to shrink slightly - for the first time. And industry leaders say it's a good thing.

A leading British wine critic has warned New Zealand pinot noir makers not to flood the British market with cut-price wine, which he says has happened with our sauvignon blancs.

Five winegrowers specialising in five separate grape varieties have joined forces to market their brands to the world's fussiest wine drinkers.

Our wine writer reflects on a year of good wine, great prices and new styles.

The vineyards of France have long regarded themselves as the toast of the wine world.

The wine glut has been a challenge to the New Zealand wine industry this year.

If you're heading to new territories these holidays, check out the cellar doors of the local vineyards.

It's only four days until Christmas and I'm toasting Villa Maria winery.