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The Whole Bunch
Pinot Noir
10-11 February 2022
Event Schedule
Click through the sessions below to see the full schedule.
Thursday 10 February
Session One (& Only): The Squeeze
This is a proper party. No deals, no negotiations … just a great opportunity to get together as
a collective – re-connect, rejoice and re-inspire each other.
Friday 11 February
Rise & shine!
(registration from 8.00am for a 8:45am start)
Session One - Ground work Session Three - Bench trialling
Co-Chairs Helen Masters & Pen Naish Nick Stock, Dan Sims, Michael Dhillion, Rob Walters
Dame Anne Salmond [Beaming in from Australia]
Mike Taitoko Emma Jenkins MW and others
Smoko! – Idea inoculation Afternoon leg stretch! – Blending
Session Two - Fermentation Session Four - Maturation
Professor Tim Flannery [Live from Australia] Mike Taitoko, Guy Horrocks
Suky Thompson
Nicole Manawatu-Brennan Wine Tasting 4.10-5.10pm
A self-pour tasting of 2019 Pinot Noir from every
Luncho! – Idea digestion region of New Zealandork
Session One – Ground w
8.45am Co-Chairs Helen Masters & Pen Naish Welcome and acknowledgments.
Dame Anne Salmond
Our national treasure is joining us again! Anthropologist
and historian, best known for her writings on New Zealand Turangawaewae
history and her efforts to improve intercultural understanding
How has our place shaped and
between Māori and Pakeha, she’s also from a Gisborne wine
informed us?
industry family, so there’s really none better to talk us about
what makes us, us!
Mike Taitoko
Mike is of Maniapoto descent and co-founder and Kaitiakitanga
CEO of Takiwā, an award-winning data analytics and
visualisation company focusing on agriculture, land-use Mike will talk about emergence of
and environmental impacts. He is also a cofounder of environmental custodianship, what
Toha, an impact investment platform designed to support is happening in other industries and
environmental initiatives and is currently acting CEO of Calm why is it important to us.
the Farm, a regenerative ag investment platform.
Smoko! – Idea inoculation
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Session Two – Fermenta
Professor Tim Flannery The global view…
[Live presentation from Australia]
Tim will talk about earth system sciences–
reminding us of exactly what is at stake
and pointing us towards possible ways of
reconciling agriculture with nature.
Suky Thompson Playing the long game….
Is a dedicated conservationist on Banks’ Peninsula Suky will discuss the Trust’s vision for
and Manager of the Rod Donald Banks Peninsula natural regeneration of forests. She will
Trust. This trust has recently purchased Te Ahu Pātiki, also share practical knowledge about
the two highest peaks on the Banks Peninsula, with the Emissions Trading Scheme and her
the aim to facilitate natural regeneration of native current mission - how to get funding
forest, biodiversity and public access. She is a local through the Emissions Trading Scheme
representative with much grass roots knowledge to for native regenerating forests, to support
share. nature and agriculture working together
as land-uses.
Nicole Manawatu-Brennan
Nicole is of Māori and English descent with strong Whanaungatanga
whakapapa to local hapū Ngāi Tūāhuriri (Tuahiwi) and
Kati Huikai (Port Levy). She is the Managing Partner Nicole will delve into the importance
of Tiaki & Partners with a current focus on renewable whanaungatanga; the value of connecting
energy, Director of Horomaka Limited with a focus on with our communities and environment,
Aquaculture as well as a Trustee of Ōtākaro living labs but most importantly connecting with
and holds a number of directorships across Education, ourselves.
Health, Fisheries and Environment.
Luncho! – Idea digestion
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Session Three – Bench
[Beaming in from Australia]
Nick Stock, Dan Sims From the Outside
writers, educators, observers
What’s happening across the ditch? The
Michael Dhillion good and the less good. What trends
Bindi, Macedon ranges are emerging in finding their culture,
Rob Walters understanding their place.
Bibendum Australia
Emma Jenkins MW, Judy Finn Owner, From the Inside
Neudorf and Hatch Kalberer Winemaker, A MW and two pioneers of the
Fromm New Zealand wine industry all on the
couch. They’ll help us reflect on our
history to this point, the lessons learnt,
and key elements that will inform and
direct our future.
Emma Jenkins MW, Dr Chris Howard Wine Looking Ahead
Folly and Jannine Rickards Huntress Wines
Emma joins an anthropologist interested
in the biocultural aspects of wine and a
new generation winemaker carving out a
place in the world of Pinot Noir.
They will discuss our cultural reference
point as New Zealanders and where to
from here.
Af ternoon leg stretch! – Blending
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Session Four – Maturati
Mike Taitoko, Guy Horrocks What can we learn from other
Captains of industry discuss how NZ business is industries?
adjusting to new environments.
Sustainability and NZ in a global context.
How important is Pinot Noir to New
Zealand? How do we as producers,
connect to the fine wine communities and
markets in this changing world?
4.10 – Wine Tasting
5.10pm A self-pour tasting of 2019 Pinot Noir from every region of New Zealand
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