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Entries are open! 🍾 Submit Cap Classique, Sauvignon Blanc/Sauv-Sem or Rosé for blind tasting, 100-point scoring, Top 10 exposure + R10k Aspiring prize. R1,495. Enter now: winemag.co.za/wine/industry-…
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Nuschka de Vos of Vulpes knows a thing or two about vineyards and her 2025 Chenins are lovely (subscribe to read): winemag.co.za/wine/review/vu…
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Good okes, good wine, no nonsense. Rudolph Steenkamp and Alexander Grier have joined forces at Salt Rock Wines. A project worth getting to know (subscribe to read): winemag.co.za/wine/review/sa…
Here are our seven most highly-rated wines of last month: winemag.co.za/wine/industry-…
Here are our seven most highly rated wines of last month (subscribe to read): winemag.co.za/wine/industry-…
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Paul Jordaan’s Paulus is all about Chenin, with him now accessing three vineyards, to make three distinct expressions (subscribe to read): winemag.co.za/wine/review/pa…
Mullineux Roundstone new releases reviewed (subscribe to read): winemag.co.za/wine/review/mu…
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South Africa has lost 41% of its primary grape producers since 2009. Old-vine growers are struggling to make a living, vines are making way for strawberry tunnels, and the economics of grape growing are broken. What happens next? @malulambert investigates: winemag.co.za/wine/opinion/m…
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Newton Johnson’s 2025 vintage was down 30% on average. The wines, however, are anything but diminished (subscribe to read): winemag.co.za/wine/review/ne…
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Hemel-en-Aarde Ridge operation @creationwines is known for hospitality and lifestyle appeal. But are the wines getting the attention they deserve? Eight new releases suggest they should be.winemag.co.za/wine/review/cr…
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Tim James recounts a trip abroad involving a few irritations but also fine dining, old friends and a 60-year-old GS Cabernet still going strong: winemag.co.za/wine/opinion/t…
The Stormers get it. The Proteas less so. South African wine? Still talking about it. The product is good, but consumption is falling and leadership is diffuse. The problem isn’t a shortage of ideas. It’s a shortage of people willing to make decisions and be held accountable. Why? winemag.co.za/wine/opinion/e…
The kids of Hemel-en-Aarde Education Project (underpinned by @PebblesProject) rehearsing for this weekend's concert. It's not all doom and gloom out there.
Somewhat alarming if not totally unforseen.👇
Heineken is considering options for its South African wine business, just three years after the acquisition.
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South Africa has lost 41% of its primary grape producers since 2009. Old-vine growers are struggling to make a living, vines are making way for strawberry tunnels, and the economics of grape growing are broken. What happens next? @malulambert investigates: winemag.co.za/wine/opinion/m…
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Two wines, one Kasteelberg property. Chris and Andrea Mullineux’s Roundstone are some of the most compelling new bottlings to reach the market in recent times: winemag.co.za/wine/review/mu…
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What should we be drinking this holiday season? 🍾🍾 Submit Cap Classique, Sauvignon Blanc/Sauv-Sem or Rosé for blind tasting as part of PFS Summer Series 2026. Enter now: winemag.co.za/wine/industry-…
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Editorial: The Stormers get it. The Proteas less so. What can wine learn? winemag.co.za/wine/opinion/e…
Tim James recounts a trip abroad involving a few irritations but also fine dining, old friends and a 60-year-old GS Cabernet still going strong: winemag.co.za/wine/opinion/t…