Massive win for the beautiful Wairarapa but Kapiti loses.
Friday 1 June 2007, 6:20PM
By Mediacom
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The sun is certainly shining dollars on the Wairarapa. Over the last 10 years there has been a massive shift in where Wellingtonians go for a day out and lunch. Now there exists an opportunity for up to 1,000 investors to share in this sunshine with Alana Estate Limited a vineyard in Martinborough.
The Wairarapa has taken the Kapiti Coast head on vying for the weekend local tourist and it now seems obvious who is ahead. All that Kapiti has to offer these days are windswept beaches, iron sands and a strip of fast food outlets.
Culturally sensitive Wellingtonians are now drawn to the Wairarapa with the wonderful restaurants, quaint country towns, antique and craft shops, vineyards, wine and food festivals and concerts. This once predominately farming area can now hold its head high with opportunities and massive growth potential.
Wandering among the vines and dining at places like the now famous Alana Estate with the outstanding Wine and Food Experience is a pleasure to behold. Since the Alana Wine and Food Experience opened 18 months ago more than 40,000 people have visited Alana Estate and enjoyed sitting in the sun, sipping fine wines or enjoying a perfectly matched meal.
“We must be doing something right†Says Lindsay Cunningham the CEO of Alana Estate “We are constantly being commended by our customers for the friendly service, the outstanding flavours of our food and how well they match our wines, the enormous size of the portions and how reasonable the prices are. We continually get comments, emails, phone calls and letters complimenting and thanking us for providing an enjoyable experienceâ€Â.
Lindsay will explain to your audience how they take advantage of and join the Alana Estate family for a minimum $5000 investment. In addition to this he will reveal
What will impact on Martinborough’s growth over the next 4 years and how this will affect Alana Estate?
What the weekend tourist looks for when choosing their destination
The six main benefits in being an Alana Estate shareholder (while recognising there is a degree of risk attached to the investment, as there is with all investments of this nature)
To Schedule an interview and to get more information please call Lindsay Cunningham on 021 946 304
The Wairarapa has taken the Kapiti Coast head on vying for the weekend local tourist and it now seems obvious who is ahead. All that Kapiti has to offer these days are windswept beaches, iron sands and a strip of fast food outlets.
Culturally sensitive Wellingtonians are now drawn to the Wairarapa with the wonderful restaurants, quaint country towns, antique and craft shops, vineyards, wine and food festivals and concerts. This once predominately farming area can now hold its head high with opportunities and massive growth potential.
Wandering among the vines and dining at places like the now famous Alana Estate with the outstanding Wine and Food Experience is a pleasure to behold. Since the Alana Wine and Food Experience opened 18 months ago more than 40,000 people have visited Alana Estate and enjoyed sitting in the sun, sipping fine wines or enjoying a perfectly matched meal.
“We must be doing something right†Says Lindsay Cunningham the CEO of Alana Estate “We are constantly being commended by our customers for the friendly service, the outstanding flavours of our food and how well they match our wines, the enormous size of the portions and how reasonable the prices are. We continually get comments, emails, phone calls and letters complimenting and thanking us for providing an enjoyable experienceâ€Â.
Lindsay will explain to your audience how they take advantage of and join the Alana Estate family for a minimum $5000 investment. In addition to this he will reveal
What will impact on Martinborough’s growth over the next 4 years and how this will affect Alana Estate?
What the weekend tourist looks for when choosing their destination
The six main benefits in being an Alana Estate shareholder (while recognising there is a degree of risk attached to the investment, as there is with all investments of this nature)
To Schedule an interview and to get more information please call Lindsay Cunningham on 021 946 304