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Having tasted vineyard ownership, Nock began discussions with Deaker and Thomson about buying land in Otago with the potential to produce truly great wines. Land near Lake Wanaka was generating buzz and so the three decided to drive around the area scouting for empty blocks.
Nock ultimately purchased just under five hectares of farmland, a small enough plot to avoid the need for Overseas Investment Office approval, which he planted in 2020 with roughly equal portions of pinot noir and chardonnay. He chose chardonnay based on a prediction from Jancis Robinson MW that New Zealand would one day produce some of the world’s best whites. The vines should come on stream in about two years and, based on successful nearby vineyards like Archangel, Nock’s hopes are high. But the small scale means he’s not overstretched. As he says, “Don’t go all in.”
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Kiwis acquire Hawke s Bay s Trinity Hill winery after US investor jailed
15 Feb, 2021 01:27 AM
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Hastings winery Trinity Hill is back under New Zealand ownership. Photo / Supplied
Hawkes Bay Today
By: Louise Gould
Hawke s Bay s Trinity Hill Winery is back in New Zealand hands, nearly four years after its US owner was imprisoned for fraud. A group of private investors, including Waikato-based rich-lister Mitch Plaw, have acquired the well known winery formerly owned by American Charles Banks.
Founded in 1993 by Robyn and Robert Wilson, Trinity Hill was an early pioneer of the now-famous Gimblett Gravels winemaking sub-region located near Hastings.
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In search of new countries for development, Godel Technologies, a 18-year-old UK information technology company based in Minsk, Belarus, has approached Invest Lithuania. Within a few months of reconciling all investor needs, it has been decided to open an office in Vilnius in the business center 135 in Žalgirio street.
Godel Technologies, which has 6 development centres across Belarus, starting from 2002 and has been growing rapidly in recent years, has decided to expand to countries near Belarus this year. All divisions of the company currently employs over 1,200 people to develop unique software for customers across Europe.
“Belarus has, and will continue to be our primary development location. However, to enable Godel to continue scaling to the same level of quality that our clients have come to expect we have decided on four new geographical locations. Eastern Europe is home to many of Europe’s fastest-growing tech hubs, the locati