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The first wines under the Mullineux label appeared in 2008, and in little more than a decade and a half, Andrea and Chris have firmly...
The status of Burgundy as a compelling model for winemakers around the world has grown increasingly clear over the last decade and more – accompanied...
Andrea and Chris Mullineux acquired their Kasteelberg property, Roundstone, in 2018. Today, some 37ha of vineyard are established on predominantly schist but also quartz soils,...
The following received via email from Daniel Grigg, managing director of UK specialist merchant Museum Wines: South Africa. A country that will celebrate the 367th...
After helping build Newton Johnson into one of South Africa’s leading wineries, Nadia Newton Johnson now produces small-batch wines under her own label while continuing...
The Western Cape winelands have been blessed with a rich tapestry of viticultural diversity, sometimes by design, sometimes by default and sheer luck. Take the...
As is widely documented, a tension exists between winemakers, who view their wines as personal creations, and judges, whose constructive criticism is meant to drive...
Irrigation has the potential to be one of the wine world’s controversial topics. I say it has the potential: by this I mean it would...
“If you seek his monument, look around you.” So runs the epitaph (in Latin) on architect Christopher Wren’s tomb in St Paul’s Cathedral in London....
While local Merlot often struggles to win over critics, it remains hugely popular with the wine-drinking public. It’s been a key part of the Durbanville...
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