Grape

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Cathy Van Zyl

Crosses in the UK

It seemed, after opening a bottle of prosecco with breakfast to celebrate my arrival in the UK, silly to wait until the Boeing flew over before proceeding on to white, Read more

Angela Lloyd

The pleasures of older wine

The intrigue, and sometimes pleasure of tasting older wines so often lies in the surprises they spring. Read more

Tim James

Durbanvillean elegance

It's always pleasing when there's an element of concordance between wines and their winemaker, and sometimes a bit disconcerting when there's not. Read more

Open Space

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Melvyn Minnaar

Sauvignon’s wood flirtation

It’s probably hard to convince the crowd who loves crispy, pungent sauvignon that sensible wood treatment can turn the noble grape into a masterpiece. Read more

Guest Blog

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Michael Fridjhon

Kanonkop's new Pinotage

The Kanonkop wine estate in Stellenbosch needs little introduction to South African wine lovers. Read more

Notes from us

Bon vintage!