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The red wines from Saronsberg in Tulbagh might be barnstormers but the Viognier is emerging as a very smart wine. 40% of the current-release 2013...
The Viognier Roussane blend from Thelema’s Elgin vineyard called Sutherland first came to prominence when the 2009 vintage won gold at the 2011 Old Mutual...
Paarl property Babylonstoren, with its hotel and spa, restaurants, formal gardens and shopping, is all set to be one of the premier upmarket winelands destinations....
The drawback of Viognier is that for all its heady aromas, it can tend to be flabby on the palate. The Nurok 2013 from Fairview...
Although Vagabond 2012 from The Fledge & Co. was rejected by the Wine & Spirit Board on account of being turbid, I thought it was...
The Mentors Viognier 2011 from KWV might not be as lush and full-bodied as some but it’s no shrinking violet either (see previous tasting note...
A tasting of ten examples of Viognier, the line-up including wines that have come to the fore in one context or another as among the...
While I very much expect Maties to beat Ikeys as they duly did in last night’s Varsity Cup rugby match, I don’t expect to like...
Van Loveren in Robertson is South Africa’s largest privately owned winery processing some 4 500 tons a year, the equivalent of one million cases. By...
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