Home Fields Wine

31/05/2026

The more we got to know Ian and his art, the more we saw a beautiful soul making a difference through his craft and relationships. His works are alive with positivity and joy. You can see this joy and conviction is received and reciprocated by Ian’s customers. Ian often visits his customers to deliver his pieces. You can tell from the Insta photos that there is a deep connection.

29/05/2026

Tomorrow / Saturday. Caroline will be with the good people of Martinborough Wine Merchants , tasting across the range and performing extracts from her from upcoming one person musical play loosely based on an imagined day in the life of three poor student mustelids of some kind or other, all named Bruce, living in the roof of the Away Players dressing room in the Ekatahuna Rugby Football Club, each processing the news that budget cuts have legally banned fish 'n chip shops, hi-viz, and The Daily Show . It's in cockney rhyming slang. In the style of Christopher Walken, Beaker from the Muppets, and Silent Bob from Slackers. On one leg. With a parrot. Should be fun. From 11am

28/05/2026

a Home Fields story featured in Food Writers New Zealand Digest is rather exciting for us.

The May edition of Digest is out now!

From cocktails and cookbooks, to local food stories and plenty of inspiration from around Aotearoa’s food & drink community.

Happy reading everyone!

Cover image courtesy of .uk

21/05/2026

International Chardonnay Day apparently. Just Thurs isn't it?

13/05/2026

Something new - our little luxe 500ml premium wines ...

"We have more information on how to survive than any generation in history but we are struggling with the basic question of how to live." Pierre Ferland, www.readbetweenthewines.com

The 500mL is our answer to that question. We think it may be a subtle revolution. https://www.homefieldswine.com/500mL

06/05/2026

The delicious 2024 vintage (*****) Pinot Noir from this producer at Opaki, in the northern Wairarapa. Deeply coloured, it is weighty and notably rich, with highly concentrated, well-ripened cherry, plum, spice and nut flavours, showing excellent complexity, finely balanced tannins, and a lasting finish. Likely to be long-lived, it's well worth cellaring to 2029+. Michael Cooper. Oct 2025
https://www.homefieldswine.com/buywine

02/05/2026

31/12/2025

Our website's AI function spontaneously generated a blog post for us. Seems a little misleading ... some questionable humour to end the year. 🤪
https://www.homefieldswine.com/post/cherries-minerality-notes-of-mistruth