Spy Valley Wines Gold Pass - Classic Fighters Omaka 2025
Gold Pass Tickets Spy Valley Wines Gold Pass In 2025, the Gold Pass will become the Spy Valley Wines Gold Pass. One of New Zealand's most successful family-run wineries, the Marlborough-owned Spy Valley Wines, will also be the exclusive wine supplier of the air show. The 3-day Gold Pass provides access to an exclusive area, reserved car parking and other privileges to make your time at Classic Fighters even more enjoyable. Chief among the benefits of the Spy Valley Wines Gold Pass is grandstand seating, which ensures the best view of all the action. A seat is guaranteed.In 2025,...
From Auckland to Marlborough: How Young Kiwi Found His Future in Viticulture
Originally from Zimbabwe and raised in Auckland, Harry Watson moved to Marlborough from Waiheke Island when Adam McCone recruited him to join the Spy Valley Viticulture Team. McCone commented: “Joining the Spy team at the Johnson Estate Vineyards gives you the opportunity to work with vines as old as 30 years, plant new vines, and work with varieties such as Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer, Chardonnay, and Pinot Noir. The estate focuses on practicing sustainable wine growing and caring for the land. It's a great opportunity for a young 21-year-old looking to grow a career in viticulture." And just...
Spy Valley Cinematic Wine Tasting
Elevate Your Movie Night with Perfect Pairings Movie nights are more than just a way to unwind; they’re an opportunity to immerse yourself in different worlds, emotions, and stories. But what if you could take this experience to the next level? By pairing your films with the perfect wines, you can create a sensory journey. Spy Valley, with its diverse and exquisite range of wines, offers the ideal companions for your cinematic adventures. Whether you're gearing up for a thrilling spy drama, a heartwarming comedy, or an epic fantasy, Spy Valley has the perfect wine to match the mood. Here’s...
A Change in Persona By Dan Berger
Wine of the Week: 2022 Spy Valley Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough ($18) — There may be a dozen New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs that are $2 cheaper than this, but for the last decade it has been as reliable as any. It has the appropriate lime and gooseberry aromatics, but it has fruit components in the aftertaste that are unlikely to be found in cheaper versions. I happily spend an extra couple of dollars for this one.
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