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Recently returned from the London International Wine Fair, Kobus Basson, owner of Kleine Zalze in Stellenbosch reports plenty of interest in “premium product”. How to...
When I reviewed the 2004 vintage of Cabernet Sauvignon from Stellenbosch property Meerlust recently, my overriding impression was of an austere, rather unyielding wine (see...
The late Tony Mossop, great wine aficionado and founder of top but fairly recent Calitzdorp Port property Axe Hill, apparently used to say that the...
Francois Conradie arrived at Muratie as winemaker in December 2005 and the wines from this Stellenbosch property have been getting better and better ever since....
High alcohols on South African wines has been much debated in recent times but what of the matter of residual sugars which also seem to...
A tasting of ten examples of red blends featuring Pinotage, the line-up including wines that have come to the fore in one context or another...
As featured in the May issue of Business Day WANTED: “The G.S. Cabernet Sauvignon is made in honour of George Spies and his legendary wines...
The tendency when considering local Shiraz is to see it either in terms of the “Rhône” (medium bodied with aromas and flavours of red fruit...
Ignore the, um, eccentric packaging, this white blend from little-known Paarl winery La Ferme Derik rates highly in terms of its QPR (quality-price ratio). A...
The Meerlust Cabernet Sauvingon 2004 vintage was the first single-variety bottling from this Stellenbosch property since 1993 and when it was released in what I...
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