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At least once a year there's a rant about stratospheric wine prices. It is usually book-ended by stories about how Cape wines are too cheap...
Danie Morkel is part of the family that owns Diemerskraal airfield between Wellington and Malmesbury and hence his wine label being called Fuselage. Morkel, who...
Cap Classique producer Graham Beck has announced the appointment of Pierre de Klerk as cellarmaster with effect from 1 January this year. De Klerk succeeds...
I rather hate to admit it, but my most interesting and delightfully satisfying Cape wine of the last few weeks was a sauvignon blanc. A...
Rijk’s Private Cellar in Tulbagh attracted much acclaim when it launched in the early 2000s but now seems happier to adopt a much lower profile...
Wouldn’t it be great if SA wine could replicate its Chenin Blanc achievements with Colombard? While Chenin Blanc is the country’s most widely planted variety,...
The first release from Samantha Suddons under her Vinevenom label was a 2015 Cap Classique called Serenade which placed Top 10 with a rating of...
For some consumers, the month of January may represent an ideal opportunity to lay off the booze and enjoy a little dry respite after the...
Fairview Broken Barrel 2019 won silver at last year’s Label Design Awards, the front of the bottle featuring local viticulturist Dr Abraham Perold and French...
The beginning of another year (here’s wishing you all the best!) and, what’s more, a year that’s the 50th anniversary of a crucial event in...
