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Just in case you thought it was all about Bordeaux second growth and aged Boekenhoutskloof around here, the new releases of Adelberg, the entry-level label...
US critic Robert Parker has just released his final, in-bottle reviews of the 2009 Bordeaux vintage and the fact that he gave 100-point ratings to...
While Pinotage has improved immeasurably since the late 1990s, I have to confess I still don’t drink it that often – it remains curious stuff...
If you’re going to call your wine “Earthquake”, then not much point making something too subtle. Earthquake Zin from Michael David Winery in Lodi, California...
The time has come for commentators to celebrate a broader spread of Sauvingon Blanc styles. A heavily pyrazine-driven way of doing it has held sway...
Eagles’s Nest , a relatively new winery in Constantia, has done so well with its Shiraz that I’ve tended to overlook its other offerings. During...
So Constantia Bordeaux-style red blends can hold their own against some pretty stiff competition from the rest of the world (see yesterday’s post). But what...
The third annual Constantia Fresh festival organised by Jörg Pfützner of Fine Wine Events took place over Friday and Saturday and to begin proceedings, a...
Sipping on Glen Carlou Pinot Noir 2010 after watching !WAR – Women Art Revolution last night, I felt duly conscientised. I’ve always thought that referring...
Lace is historically associated with Bruges in Belgium, close to where owner/winemaker Joris van Almenkerk of the Elgin property that bears his surname hails from...
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