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Zephyr 2017 Marlborough Chardonnay has received 5 stars, best buy and came in with a podium finish of 2nd behind Craggy Range 2018 Gimblett Gravels Chardonnay in the Cuisine New Chardonnay tasting 2019 – This was the 2ndyear in a row for Zephyr Chardonnay to place in the Top Ten. Winemaker/owner, Ben Glover is ecstatic… Read more »
Marlborough winemaker and respected wine judge, Ben Glover, has been invited to attend the annual Michelangelo International Wine and Spirits Awards (MIWA), in South Africa as an international guest judge. Michelangelo is South Africa’s largest wine competition, having received in excess of 2250 entries in 2018. Every judge is hand-picked and invited based on their… Read more »
Twenty-two years after overseeing the building of Seresin Estate’s new winery, Rhyan Wardman now owns that winery with good friend and fellow winemaker Ben Glover.
The Drinks Business looks at Ben Glover and Rhyan Wardman’s plans for their collaborative wine making facility called the Coterie.
Esteemed wine blogger Jamie Goode takes an in depth look at Zephyr and their wines. Follow this link to read the article on Jamie Goode’s blog.
Pinot Noir NZ 2017 has picked up the Best Business Event of the Year at the New Zealand Event Awards.
“Ben Glover struts a more subtle style.” Joelle Thomson of Vino talks to Ben about the Summer of Riesling.
Ben Glover talks to Rural News about chairing New Zealand’s only single vineyard wine show.
“Ben and Jack Glover share a love of wine, and a judging gig at one of the most prestigious wine shows in the country” says ‘The Marlborough Express’.
Winemaker Ben Glover has hung up his winemaking boots to focus on the capital’s biggest ever wine gig – the 2017 Pinot Noir NZ Conference.
Glover was part of a small contingent of fellow Kiwi wine producers from Marlborough and North Canterbury who were delegates at Riesling Downunder in July 2015. Read the Rural News Group article on it here.
