What’s in a name? Plenty, if you happen to be a blue cheese and you come from Katikati.
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Cuisine Artisan Awards 2019
Here at Cuisine we just love to discover the people who pour their energy, ideas and sheer hard work into turning New Zealand’s fresh, top-quality produce into innovative, artisan products.
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CUISINE CHEESE WATCH / Lynton Noir – Cranky Goat, Marlborough Sounds
Lynton Noir is a new bloomy rind (white mould) cheese from the always-innovative folk at Cranky Goat.
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BEAN-TO-BAR MAESTRO
Nestled in the rejuvenated Auckland suburb of Morningside you’ll find an exciting new venture by Miann that is not only pushing the boundaries of New Zealand’s chocolate culture, but demonstrating the absolute cutting edge of what is happening internationally in the chocolate industry
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CUISINE CHEESE WATCH / Lush – Drunken Nanny, South Wairarapa
BABY GOATS (OR KIDS) can sell anything to anyone, I reckon. Just a quick glance through Drunken Nanny’s Facebook page will have you going, “Awwwhhh, how cute.
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Jesse Ball Imperial Gin
Take a shot of Imperial Gin, add a few crushed raspberries and some mint, top up with sparkling wine and watch it shimmer.
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CUISINE CHEESE WATCH / The Harnett – Kaikoura Cheese Company
As soft as it is strong, The Harnett is one serious player in the world of stinky cheese.
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Artisanal products tell a premium New Zealand food story
Cuisine magazine reveals it’s top artisan products for 2018 at the New Zealand Food Awards
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Jo Kempton Happy Belly Ferments
Riding the tide of interest in natural wellness, probiotic drinks are increasingly popular, no longer to be found just in health-food shops but crowding our supermarket shelves and cafe menus, too.
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CUISINE CHEESE WATCH / Sabato
The cheese with no name is a petite, palm-sized pleasure that punches way above its own weight.
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