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If you drive around South Africa’s premier wine-growing area in this worryingly extended autumn (and the days this week are so far positively summerish), you’ll...
Rubicon 2021 from Stellenbosch property Meerlust is quite the achievement. It was the first vintage that saw Wim Truter entirely in charge as head winemaker,...
The 2020 harvest at Stellenbosch property Meerlust must have been tricky with winemaker Chris Williams on his way out and his replacement Wim Truter only...
Meerlust in Stellenbosch will not be releasing the 2019 vintage of its famous Cape Bordeaux Red Blend called Rubicon on account of it not meeting...
According to a media release issued by KWV, its chief winemaker, Wim Truter, will be leaving in May 2020 to join Meerlust in Stellenbsoch. News...
Chris Williams, winemaker at Meerlust Estate in Stellenbosch since 2004, has resigned to pursue his own interests. He was only the second winemaker at the...
“We’re bottling today,” explains cellar master Chris Williams over the din of a mobile bottling unit parked outside Meerlust’s cellar. He leads me past it...
Chardonnay has always been divisive. In a recent article published by business magazine Forbes entitled "Most wine drinkers don’t really understand Chardonnay’, Courtney Schiessl points...
Wine magazine, the forerunner of Winemag.co.za, was launched in October 1993. The late Harold Eedes was publisher and Mike Froud, now of TopWineSA.com, was editor....
Is there any other South African property which manages to apply both the Bordeaux and Burgundy template as convincingly as Meerlust in Stellenbosch? Famed for...
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