"At this stage we do not need to renew the listing it has been very effective."
Wither Hills
"Your website has been an invaluable resource and tool. It has a great following by all those involved in the industry and I truly believe it is ‘the’ NZ wine job website for advertising employment opportunities."
Jo Hooker
"We have been very impressed with the quality of vintage applicants we receive from your site from all over the world. With the help of your service we have been able to employ a fantastic vintage crew every year. Thanks. "
Indevin
"We had a HUGE response from our ad on the website and will definitely support you next year again. "
South Pacific Cellars
"Thank you for all your hard work and effort on things,it is great to deal with people who not only know their work well, but the industry as well."
Susan Lummis
Winejobsonline.com is all about people, and sponsorship is one way we love to celebrate the successes in New Zealand's wine industry.
That's why we have selected a few very special areas to become involved in by way of sponsorships.
winejobsonline.com were sponsors of the regional competitions in 2008 so we had lots of happy winners who seemed pleased to receive their glassware gifts. We've done the same thing in 2009 - for Central Otago, Marlborough, Hawkes Bay, and Wairarapa regional winners.
Congratulations to
Stuart Dudley - Delegat's (1st), Nick Wright - Delegat's (2nd) and Simon Clark - Clark Viticulture (3rd) in Marlborough;
Mike Wing - Alex Paddocks (1st), Len Ibbotson - Grape Vision (2nd) and Murray Petrie - McArthur Ridge (3rd) for Central Otago;
and from Hawkes Bay Caine Thompson - Mission Estate (1st), Tony Verry - Grower (2nd) and Paul Robinson - Villa Maria (3rd);
with Charles Simmons representing Martinborough.
Well done everyone, and good luck to the regional winners for the National Final held in conjunction with Bragato, 22 August.
winejobsonline.com is delighted to be sponsoring the Buyer's Choice Winemaker award at Wine New Zealand 2008. Another great way we can show our support for the achievements of the people in our industry. We look forward to the announcement of the winner on 2 September 2008.
AND THE WINNER IS:.............. Congratulations Emma Taylor, Villa Maria Viticulturist, on your achievement, and good luck for the Young Horticulturist of the Year award to be held in November 2007. (which she won, by the way!!)
Emma Taylor, Young Viticulturist of the Year 2007 with Heather Battersby

L - R Regional Winners Nigel Sowman, Pip Wither, Emma, Charles Simons
www.winejobsonline.com was one of the sponsors for the regional and national finals of the 2007 competition and donated a trophy made from a vine kindly provided by Bruce Corban and planted by his late father Joe more than 20 years ago. Congratulations to Nigel Sowman (Marlborough), Pip Wither (Central Otago), Emma Taylor (Hawkes Bay) and Charles Simons (Wairarapa) regional finalists, as they battle it out for the National award on 25 August 2007. Grateful thanks to Spiegelau glassware and wotif.com for their sponsorship support of this event.
Young Viticulturist of the Year trophy
After the success of the beer tasting at Hallertau Brewery in 2006, www.winejobsonline.com sponsored the 2007 final year students from Lincoln University to a tour and tasting in August 2007. Brewer Stephen Plowman again showed off his finest beers - and brewery - and a good time was had by all. After visiting more than a dozen wineries in four days, the students were all wined out so a few ice cold beers hit the right spot.
Pictured enjoying a few quiet beers at Hallertau Brewbar in August 2007 are, L to R - Spencer Spetnagel, Alice MacKenzie,
Mike Morley-Bunker (Lincoln University Senior Lecturer) Stephen Plowman (Hallertau Brewer),
Heather Battersby (www.winejobsonline.com), Katrina Sutherland (Nobilo Wine Group), William Dean, Gavin Clements,
Angela Ronald (Babich Wines)
It was Cheers and beers all round when final year students and tutors from Lincoln University's Viticulture and Oenology Department headed North on their annual tour of Hawkes Bay and Auckland wineries. And winejobsonline.com came to the party by sponsoring a visit to Hallertau Brewbar in Riverhead, West Auckland. Brewer Stephen Plowman conducted a tasting of his boutique beers and the students gave their palates a rest from a week's winetasting with a glass or two of their favourite. Who says there's no such thing as free beer? (And Hallertau is a fabulous place to drink it - Go there and try it for yourself!)
L - R: Vicky Bennett, Becs Cope, Stephen Plowman (Hallertau Brewer), Heather Battersby, (winejobsonline.com), Janey Fisher, Kirsten Creasy (Senior Tutor, Oenology, Lincoln University)
www.winejobsonline.com is owned and run by Paddy and Heather Battersby, New Zealanders with personal experience in the wine industry, recruitment and human resources. Read more about us here.