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False Bay Vineyards is a Waterkloof subsidiary brand, grapes for the Last of the First Pinotage that appears in this range sourced from a 1.3ha...
“Why so many wine competitions?” was one of the debates arising from Michael Friddjhon’s article Why do some wine producers enter competitions and others not?...
New-wave local producers of Syrah seem to want to favour elegance and refinement but let’s not forget that the wines of the Rhône, always held...
The Laurence Graff Reserve, pinnacle wine from Stellenbosch property Delaire Graff, is named after its English jeweller owner. Always a single-variety Cabernet Sauvignon, grapes come...
The 1947 Chenin Blanc from Bottelary property Kaapzicht has proved to be a bit chunky in recent times but the 2022 is tight and focused....
Elgin property Sutherland was acquired by Gyles Webb of Thelema in 2002 with a view to exploring what a cool-climate site could produce. The wines...
Simonsig in Stellenbosch has just released Langbult Steen Old Vine Chenin Blanc 2022. Previously known as Chenin Avec Chêne, grapes come from a vineyard planted...
Things in South Africa aren’t all bad when you cany buy the sensational Heritage Chenin Blanc 2021 from Tierhoek in Piekenierskloof, grapes from a block...
Ploegperd is a white blend under Fairview’s experimental label Bloemcool, grapes from Piekenierskloof. The Palomino from a 1974 vineyard is the majority component in the...
Wolvenhoek is a property situated on the slopes of Wellington’s Groenberg acquired by Belgian Eric Sas in 2018. There are some 20ha under vineyard including...
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