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Pinot Noir NZ 2017 Almost Sold Out

12 October 2016

Pinot Noir NZ 2017 Almost Sold Out


It’s just four months until the kick-off of one of New Zealand’s most significant wine events - Pinot Noir NZ 2017. The celebration, which attracts over 500 of the world’s greatest wine minds and palates, has nearly sold out.

The event which takes over the Wellington waterfront from 31st January to the 2nd February next year has fast become one of the best Pinot Noir events on the planet.

This celebration happens just once every four years, and brings together the wines, people and places that benchmark New Zealand Pinot Noir; there will be 117 wineries bringing over 600 wines to 500 visionaries, industry leaders, influencers and lovers of this variety.

The line-up of keynote speakers is as impressive as it is diverse. Wine industry heavyweights such as Jancis Robinson MW OBE, described as ‘the most respected wine critic and journalist in the world’, Grammy Award-winning Tool frontman and winemaker Maynard James Keenan, Japan’s sake and wine expert Kenichi Ohashi MW and Australian wine provocateur Mike Bennie will be in attendance. In total there are over 25 international and home-grown heroes contributing to the thought-provoking and innovative programme.

“It’s a critical time if you are thinking of attending” says event Chair Ben Glover. “Now is the time to act. We have a limited number of tickets left and once they’re gone, they’re gone. This event provides attendees with the people they want to meet, the connections they need to make, and the wine they need to taste, all in one place ”.

Registrations for Pinot Noir NZ 2017 can be secured at www.pinotnz.co.nz

-ENDS-

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