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Damascene, the Jean Smit-David Curl partnership, gets a lot of attention and rightfully so. The Moya Meaker wines, produced by the same team, are slightly...
The formation of a new association called Organic Wines South Africa, and encompassing the core certified-organic wine producers in the country was announced on 4...
Damascene, the partnership between winemaker Jean Smit and David Curl, former owner of Bordeaux’s Chateau Gaby, appeared on the scene with its maiden-vintage 2018 wines,...
Kalmoesfontein set against the slopes of the Paardeberg has been home of A.A. Badenhorst Wines since 2008. “We have some 150ha of vineyard planted at...
The Platter’s South African Wine Guide was founded in 1980. Wine magazine, the forerunner of Winemag.co.za, in 1993. And the Tim Atkin South African Special...
The inaugural Old Vine Experience takes place on 5 and 6 November at Ernie Els Wines in Stellenbosch – hosted by the Old Vine Project,...
Johan Kruger made his name at Stellenbosch property Sterhuis in the 2000s before he and his Belgian wife Sofie struck out on their own, first...
Anybody paying R549 a bottle for Moet & Chandon Brut Imperial or R759 for Veuve Cliquot (Makro prices at time of writing) is seriously misguided...
The soon-to-be released 2022 vintage of Alto Rouge marks the 100th anniversary of this wine and the Stellenbosch property, owned by German businessman Baron Hans...
During recessionary times and economic downturns, or the ‘cost of living crisis’ as commentators prefer to call it nowadays, even consumers in the most entry...
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