ROHE Blind River Sauvignon Blanc by Rapaura Springs poured at New Zealand's First-Ever MICHELIN Guide Ceremony
Fresh from being named Best in Show at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2026, our ROHE Blind River Sauvignon Blanc 2025, was proudly poured at New Zealand's first-ever MICHELIN Guide Ceremony, held in Auckland earlier this month.
The event celebrated the inaugural MICHELIN Guide New Zealand restaurant selection, recognising outstanding dining destinations across Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown.
The ceremony marked a significant milestone for New Zealand hospitality, bringing together some of the country's leading chefs, restaurants and hospitality professionals to celebrate excellence across the industry. It was an honour to have ROHE Blind River featured on such an important occasion, alongside a showcase of New Zealand's finest food and wine.
As a wine recognised on the international stage with Decanter's highest accolade, Best in Show, our ROHE Blind River Sauvignon Blanc by Rapaura Springs was a fitting addition to an evening dedicated to quality, craftsmanship and achievement.
We extend our congratulations to all the restaurants and hospitality professionals recognised on the night. Their dedication, innovation and commitment to exceptional guest experiences continue to strengthen New Zealand's reputation as a destination for outstanding food and wine.
Photo credit: @smoke.co.nz
Learn more about the inaugural MICHELIN Guide New Zealand 2026 selection here:
The Inaugural MICHELIN Guide New Zealand 2026 Restaurant Selection
