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Te Mata Coleraine
2022 - Awarded Best New Zealand Wine of 2024 by Wine Searcher
Coleraine ‘22 is a modern reprise of what make’s Coleraine iconic, a wine balancing past and future, heritage and innovation. This is a statement wine, one that lingers both on the palate and in the mind.$144.95 Each -
Kaloo Leo Rabbit
24cm
The small grey prestige Leo rabbit 24 cm will be the ideal partner to be near baby. Its small size allows to take it everywhere. The child will not be able to prevent himself from squeezing this cute animal, full of mischief and agility. Baby will enjoy playing with its big soft ears! Its soft body and its long fur specially chosen for its exceptional softness invite the best cuddles. Its embroidered "marinière" feet and a Kaloo red patch sign each product of the range and allow to identify them immediately. Machine washable.$39.95 Each -
Meili Vodka
750ml
Jason Momoa and Blaine Halvorson harnessed the elements of fire, water, earth, and air to bring forth Meili — a vodka unlike any other. Using only the purest mountain water and locally sourced grains, the liquid gets distilled only once to preserve its smooth, natural goodness. Matured in the fresh mountain air and bottled at 40% ABV, the spirit delivers a bright, crisp, and versatile profile that is perfect for any occasion.$76.95 Each -
It’s bold, delicious and back! Ruth Pretty’s Tomato Chilli Jam is now available instore and online, exclusive to Moore Wilson’s.$9.95 Each -
Wellington Architecture
by John Walsh
In this informative pocket guide, writer John Walsh teams up with photographer Patrick Reynolds to offer a tour of a century and a half of Wellington's architecture. It tells the stories of more than 120 significant central-city buildings, and also of the architects who designed them. The buildings are grouped into five self-guided walking routes, each with a map; together these itineraries create a character portrait of New Zealand's most urbane city. It's the perfect guide for visitors to Wellington and also for locals who want to know more about their city. Praise for the previous books in the series: '... the ideal slim volume for Aucklanders and visitors to become acquainted with the architectural gems of Auckland City' - The National Business Review 'It's easy to become caught up in negativity when you think about the politics of the Christchurch rebuild period, but the feeling I get from Walsh and Reynolds' book is one of optimism.' - Philip Matthews, Newsroom Book of the Week$30.00 Each -
Hit the road with the nutribullet Portable Blender, an on-the-go blender that mixes smoothies, protein shakes, party drinks and more, wherever you happen to be. Charged via USB-C, this blender is designed for optimum portability, with a handled lid and a battery equipped to power through 15+ blending cycles per charge. It’s lightweight, it’s compact, and it’s ready to blend any time, anywhere!$69.95 Each -
A cast iron skillet is one the best investments a cook can make. Cast iron cookware from Lodge is the kind of thing you only need to buy once - it's durable, well-constructed, and works brilliantly. You'll find plenty of uses for this 26cm skillet in your kitchen, and it will keep on cooking perfectly for a lifetime.$69.95 Each -
Kuwi & Friends Nga Whetu o Matariki
by Kat Quin
A beautifully illustrated board book of first words for little ones. Each spread includes the name of one of the nine stars of Matariki, its placement in the night sky and a colorful and detailed illustration highlighting the meaning behind each of the stars. A wonderful book to introduce and celebrate Matariki, while building vocabulary. Drawn from the multi-award-winning Kuwi & Friends Māori Picture Dictionary, and He Puka Ngohe, and collated into bite sized pukapuka. A stunning matte laminated robust book with rounded corners, for durability and longevity. Perfect to learn and share with tamariki in the home or in the classroom.$19.95 Each -
Wild Wellington
by Michael Szabo
Te Upoko-o-te-Ika Wellington has an amazing variety of landscapes and seascapes that are home to an impressive range of wildlife. This handy and informative illustrated guide highlights over 30 of the best wild and urban places to discover and explore the region’s natural diversity, from the south coast to Kapiti.$44.95 Each -
Searching for a perfectly sleek and minimal dining range? Look no further than Mikasa’s Chalk collection and these porcelain egg cups.$19.95 Each -
Kai Feast
by Christall Lowe
Christall Lowe invites you to a hakari (feast) at her family table – replete with mouthwatering dishes infused with the flavours of Aotearoa, brimming with manaakitanga (hospitality), and served with wonderful tales of nostalgia.$59.95 Each -
Familiar Foods: Treats of Aotearoa is a collection of 43 recipes from 30 cultures, each translated into its language of origin and accompanied by a story from the contributor. It takes a wide view of the word ‘treat’ and how food makes people feel connected and nurtured across time and space. There are three sections - sweet treats (still the largest!), mains & sides, and breads & dumplings.$50.00 Each
