Rugby is not my cup of tea, but New Zealand red wines are a different matter.
What does NZR stand for?
NZR stands for New Zealand Red (rabbit breed)
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Samples in periodicals archive:
Closer to the action itself, another Welshman and a well-known face to the rugby community is turning a corner of New Zealand red.
All proceeds from the anthology will go to the New Zealand Red Cross and Second Harvest in Japan.
To accompany our food we selected a bottle of Stoneleigh Pinot Noir - a lovely fruity New Zealand red from the restaurant's impressive wine selection and a bottle of mineral water.
On Friday New Zealand Red Cross volunteers will be on hand at the Super 14 match between the Highlanders and the Brumbies in Dunedin, the Crusaders-Chiefs game at Christchurch and the Hurricanes-Waratahs match in Wellington.
New Zealand Red Cross aid worker Joyce Hood has recently been awarded the Florence Nightingale medal by the International Committee of the Red Cross.