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One man’s meat…
New Zealanders have to endure being mistaken for their trans-Tasman neighbours with regular monotony. Yes, there’s that antipodean twang, which as a new Kiwi I must admit to having confused myself. And the country does admittedly share numerous characteristics with Australia. However, those making the effort to take a closer look at the country’s politics, climate, geography and indeed its wine industry, should detect some very different dynamics. ...
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