… and we're giving it a go at WineWorks - we're practising our Te Reo at the morning meetings, and signing off all our emails with new email signatures - here's mine: Managing Director – Wāinamahi ... Read more
Every year, WineWorks holds a Sweepstake for guessing the number of tons harvested in the coming vintage. This year we saw a record number of entrants (200), an the results are just out. Last year, Vintage 18, we... Read more
Today (14 Nov 2017) marks the first tanker delivery into the WineWorks Auckland Tank Farm, which is now open for business. We have up to 1 million litres available for your storage of bulk wine in the sweet spot of... Read more
The Ministry for the Environment has recently released a video starring WineWorks favourite son (his words, not ours) Jason Gluer extolling the virtues of the new QuayConnect Service that saves so much fuel, truck... Read more
WineWorks, New Zealand’s largest, independent wine bottling and warehousing provider, officially opens its new multi-million dollar facility in Onehunga on Friday (7 October, 2016) and at the same time toasts 21... Read more
We are about to kick off a round of celebration of WineWorks 21 years in business, 21 years of serving our clients and our industry. Its been a huge 21 years, and although it does not feel the right time to be... Read more
We are very proud to announce that after 7 years of preparation, the first Bottle has rolled off the bottling line at our new Auckland site! Here are our team's Managers holding it in a paroxysm of happiness:... Read more
This month we have bottled our first billion bottles in 21 years across our 3 plants. To celebrate, while our Prime Minister John Key was visiting Hawkes Bay, we asked him to give the billionth bottle to David... Read more
Our Prime Minister John Key visited WineWorks today, and we took the opportunity to put him to work on our carton overpacker, and asked him to speak to our assembled Hawkes Bay clients. ... here's a video of his tour. Read more
Outward Bound Graduate - Renee Dale The tardiness of my report on my Outward Bound experience could be considered a blessing in disguise. I've found the growth that occurs for Outward Bound graduates is more... Read more
