 Graeme Solloway, left, trade commissioner to Seoul for New Zealand Trade & Enterprise, and Les Edwards, chairman of the Kiwi Chamber, display examples of their country’s wine. / Courtesy of the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Korea |
The New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Korea, known as the Kiwi Chamber, is to host an event highlighting the Oceanic country's wine, Monday.
Called the ``New Zealand Wine Experience ― 100 percent pure New Zealand wine,'' it will take place at the Seoul Plaza Hotel.
The event is designed to introduce the country's wine to both Koreans and foreigners alike.
There will be 25 participating wineries and over 110 premium red and white wines available to taste.
A New World wine-producing nation, there are over 500 wineries spread out over New Zealand's North and South Islands.
The chamber hopes to introduce the country's wine to aficionados who may not be familiar with the range it has to offer. The event takes place from 7 to 10 p.m.
For more information, visit www.kiwichamber.com or e-mail chamber@kiwichamber.com.
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