Press Release – Champions of Cheese Awards
This year’s New Zealand Champions of Cheese Awards has recognised long term favourites as well as newcomers among its 27 trophy recipients.
The four Supreme Champion awards went to Kāpiti and Mahoe, two highly awarded cheesemakers with a proud history; The Drunken Nanny with 11 years of cheesemaking, as well as Annie & Geoff Nieuwenhuis of Nieuwenhuis Farmstead Cheese who were named MilkTestNZ Champion Cheesemaker after only three years of commercial cheesemaking.
The trophies were awarded at a Gala Awards Dinner at SkyCity in Hamilton last night (Wednesday 05 May 2021) and followed judging of more than 310 cheeses from 35 cheese companies at Wintec in February. Chief Judge Jason Tarrant led a panel of 32 judges to assess the cheeses.
Press Release – Champions of Cheese Awards This years New Zealand Champions of Cheese Awards has recognised long term favourites as well as newcomers among its 27 trophy recipients. The four Supreme Champion awards went to Kpiti and Mahoe, two highly awarded cheesemakers with a proud history; …
This year’s New Zealand Champions of Cheese Awards has recognised long term favourites as well as newcomers among its 27 trophy recipients.
The four Supreme Champion awards went to Kāpiti and Mahoe, two highly awarded cheesemakers with a proud history; The Drunken Nanny with 11 years of cheesemaking, as well as Annie & Geoff Nieuwenhuis of Nieuwenhuis Farmstead Cheese who were named MilkTestNZ Champion Cheesemaker after only three years of commercial cheesemaking.
Thursday, 6 May 2021, 5:37 am
This year’s New Zealand Champions of Cheese Awards has
recognised long term favourites as well as newcomers among
its 27 trophy recipients.
The four Supreme Champion
awards went to Kāpiti and Mahoe, two highly awarded
cheesemakers with a proud history; The Drunken Nanny with 11
years of cheesemaking, as well as Annie & Geoff
Nieuwenhuis of Nieuwenhuis Farmstead Cheese who were named
MilkTestNZ Champion Cheesemaker after only three years of
commercial cheesemaking.
The trophies were awarded at
a Gala Awards Dinner at SkyCity in Hamilton last night
(Wednesday 05 May 2021) and followed judging of more than
310 cheeses from 35 cheese companies at Wintec in February.
Auckland Chamber Ensemble Brass performing in Rotorua this month
15 Apr, 2021 09:13 PM
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ACE Brass (Auckland Chamber Ensemble Brass). Photo / Supplied
Rotorua Daily Post
A trio with a wealth of experience will be bringing chamber music to Rotorua Baptist Church for the community to enjoy.
Presented by Rotorua Music Federation, ACE Brass (Auckland Chamber Ensemble Brass) will be performing in Rotorua on April 23.
ACE Brass is made up of Huw Dann (trumpet), Emma Eden (horn), and John Gluyas (trombone).
It was formed in 2011 with the intention of bringing world-class chamber music into the concert halls and homes of New Zealand.