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The good reputation of Reyneke Wines in Stellenbosch grows and grows. The vineyards are, of course, farmed according to biodynamic principles and you have to...
Uitkyk in Stellenbosch was first granted to a certain Jan Oberholzer in 1712, later that century becoming the property of self-made immigrant Martin Melck (of...
When Maandans 2017 from Longridge in Stellenbosch was released last year, it demonstrated that Pinotage doesn’t always have to trade off fruit power in order...
Bernhard Bredell is the seventh generation of a family that has farmed in the Helderberg area of Stellenbosch, his Scions of Sinai label a project...
How much to expect from a South African Pinot Noir 26 years on from vintage? The maiden-release 1994 from Haute Cabrière in Franschhoek caused a...
Johan Kruger, previously of Sterhuis in Stellenbosch, now sources grapes from across the winelands to make a wide array of wines, in many cases making...
When will Oldenburg, situated in the prime Banghoek area of Stellenbosch, deliver on its true potential? The current releases of its top-end wines are pleasing...
Francois and Lida Smit, who own Leipzig, situated in the Nuy Valley outside Worcester, decided to start making wine under their own label again in...
Arcangeli Wines in Bot River is owned by Sandro Arcangeli who originates from Italy, each wine given an Italian name bar the Feiteiras Verdelho, a...
Zinfandel was first planted at Stellenbosch property Blaauwklippen in 1977, the first vintage released in 1980. Today, total plantings in South Africa amount to just...
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