Relief for winemakers as harvest up 40% on poor 2021 vintage
Domestic wine sales are at the lowest point since 2004.
Vineyards harvested 532,000 tonnes of grapes this year.
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New Zealand’s wine industry has lifted its annual grape harvest by more than 43% on 2021’s poor crop caused by cold weather and late frosts.
The 2022 harvest produced 532,000 tonnes of grapes, with every winegrowing region showing a significant improvement on the 370,000 tonnes harvested last
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