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DECEMBER 2008
Nedbank Cape Wine 2008: Putting the best and biggest - foot forward
NOVEMBER 2008
Pulling the cork on tainted wine: Wine spoilage discussed at Sasev workshop
OCTOBER 2008
Quality Sauvignon Blanc covers coast to coast
SEPTEMBER 2008
Great White Tasting 2008 - The future looks bright for blended white
AUGUST 2008
Making the BEST of a bad situation – health warnings on liquor products
Spesiale Verslag: Insetkoste-stygings skok produsente
JULY 2008
Impact and extent of phytoplasma disease still a grey area
Research to put the brakes on burnt rubber
JUNE 2008
Innovative thinking needed - Robert Joseph addresses Rootstock
MAY 2008
Taking another look at light wines
APRIL 2008
VinPro BEE Advisory service - The door is wide open
MARCH 2008
Should wineries release some whites later?
FEBRUARY 2008
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JANUARY 2008
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DECEMBER 2007
Wine industry responds well to bottle shortage
NOVEMBER 2007
Switched on in Soweto
OCTOBER 2007
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SEPTEMBER 2007
Tackle issues at farm level - Agri Western-Cape Annual Congress
AUGUST 2007
Liquor abuse costs money
JULY 2007
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JUNE 2007
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MAY 2007
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APRIL 2007
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MARCH 2007
VinPro Information Day 2007 - Too much of a good thing...
FEBRUARY 2007
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JANUARY 2007
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DECEMBER 2006
Leading the Pinotage pack - ten years on
NOVEMBER 2006
Of Kwaito & Cabernet
OCTOBER 2006
Money makes the wine go round - but who foots the bill?
SEPTEMBER 2006
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AUGUST 2006
Industry under strain - take it slow, be smart
JULY 2006
UCT-Adelaide partnership tackles the art of selling wine
JUNE 2006
Cape Wine 2006: The big biodiversity buzz
MAY 2006
As good as it gets for Boplaas
APRIL 2006
Cape Wine 2006: Splashing out the Cape in all its splendour!
MARCH 2006
Caring for the ancients
FEBRUARY 2006
SAWB restructuring - Getting there slowly but surely
DECEMBER 2005
Rolling out SA's best: Major tastings in the UK and Sweden
Maryke Hörstmann
NOVEMBER 2005
A first step into Soweto
Arnold Kirkby
OCTOBER 2005
Elim Wines of Origin: Opening a new frontier ...
Cassie du Plessis
SEPTEMBER 2005
Small steps for mankind, big leaps for wine
Hymli Krige
AUGUST 2005
VinPro and WCSA district conferences 2005
MATUBA - a BRAND new beginning
JULY 2005
WCSA congress 2005: Dealing with diversity
Maryke Hörstmann
Playing the competition lottery
Leonie Joubert
Writing on the wall for haphazard finances - Deloitte benchmarking study
Hymli Krige
JUNE 2005
Australian joins KWV's mentoring team
Hymli Krige
Reconnecting with the earth
Angela Lloyd
Vergelegen at the forefront of biodiversity
Karin Theron
Lindiwe - "The one we've been waiting for":
Ground-breaking empowerment wine
Cassie du Plessis
MAY 2005
Nooitgedacht Transformation Project: Family farm now owned and run by workers
Louise Brodie
APRIL 2005
Industry transformation: Truly representative body needed' - Thoko Didiza
Cassie du Plessis
Industry transformation: 'Sawit freed for improved representivity' - Gavin Pieterse
Cassie du Plessis
MARCH 2005
Like a bolt out of the blue: the Moravia Development Project
Louise Brodie
FEBRUARY 2005
Empowerment gets going at cellars: WCSA provides guidelines
Beverly Farmer
Hot wine in a changing world
Leonie Joubert
JANUARY 2005
Save water, drink wine!
by Angela Lloyd
PwC Wine industry performance measurement survey
DECEMBER 2004
Satellite technology taken to new heights
by Maryke Hörstmann
NOVEMBER 2004
New Sawit manager - Charles Erasmus: 'Catalyst to develop talent'
by Kim Maxwell
Signs of bureaucratic inflexibility - blocking the tourism path
by Marguerite Lombard
OCTOBER 2004
We need a united front ... for the dilemmas of the next decade
- Michael Fridjhon
by Hymli Krige
SEPTEMBER 2004
Cape Blends are happening ... rules or no rules
by KIM MAXWELL
AUGUST 2004
Brand South Africa - losing to big investors
by Françoise Botha
Intervitis Interfructa: On a global growth curve
JULY 2004
More competition, more colour ... More black called for - Maisela
by Cassie du Plessis
JUNE 2004
Vinitaly 2004 - Sunshine bodes well for big domani
by Angela Lloyd
Special Report - Wine tourism needs holistic approach
by Prof Stephanus Loubser
Wine - naturally? - part two: Purely a matter of definition ...
by Angela Lloyd
MAY 2004
Cape Wine 2004 - Where the tough got going
by Cassie du Plessis
Wine - naturally? - Unravelling components, substances, additives ...
by Angela Lloyd
APRIL 2004
Möller moves ahead
by Arnold Kirkby
KWV Wine Harvest Celebration Dinner 2004
by Cassie du Plessis
MARCH 2004
Beware of 'dumping' - VinPro chairman
Japanese visit to boost SA wine export
by Wanda Augustyn
FEBRUARY 2004
Sauvignon Blanc - the dust hasn't settled
JANUARY 2004
Bouwland shows the way
DECEMBER 2003
Brandy is Alive and Well
NOVEMBER 2003
Changes on origin terrain
by Karin Theron
The BEE(G) issue
by Cassie du Plessis
Wozani, let's get together at Cape Wine 2004
by Kim Maxwell
OCTOBER 2003
Bon Courage: On top of the world
Shedding light on leafroll ...
by Wanda Augustyn
SEPTEMBER 2003
Farm workers want to purchase ... and farm
by Hymli Krige
AUGUST 2003
VinPro: The foundations have been laid
A singular vintage!
JULY 2003
London International Wine & Spirits Fair 2003
JUNE 2003
Nederburg AUCTION 2003: Supermarkets call the shots
MAY 2003
Washed away by the waters
Wine industry strategy takes shape
by Cassie du Plessis
APRIL 2003
New, newer, Nederburg
by Wanda Augustyn
And now New Zealand plays a mean Pinotage game ...
by Angela Lloyd
End of the Tot System - What Now?
by Riette Rust
MARCH 2003
Church and business collaborate for the future of agriculture e-Mali Trust combats poverty
by Hymli Krige
FEBRUARY 2003
Less than 1% wine rejected by the Wine and Spirit Board
by Karin Theron
'Innovation is the key' - Johan van Rooyen ... in the hot seat at SAWB
by Cassie du Plessis
JANUARY 2003
Overwhelming YES for new KWV era: Wijngaard on its way
DECEMBER 2002
KWV Co-operative Annual General Meeting - 'The train must not stop'
NOVEMBER 2002
Beware of too many shows - John van Breda
The 2002 crop: Man-made - nature would have made it sour
OCTOBER 2002
Empowerment strides in the winelands but a snowball effect is needed
by Hymli Krige
SA Young Wine Show 2002: Roodezandt causes a sensation
SEPTEMBER 2002
SAWIT status quo: The giraffe extends its reach
by Hymli Krige
AUGUST 2002
Distell's single global market drive
by Henry Hopkins
Good prospects at Goedemoed
JULY 2002
Böhmer's breakthrough: Strategic joint venture for growth in Europe
by Cassie du Plessis
A Heritage of Exclusion
by Riëtte Rust
Vision2020 industry structure - process makes progress
JUNE 2002
Cape Wine 2002: Gaining a mighty momentum
by Wanda Augustyn
Prices soar in supermarket surge
by Cassie du Plessis
MAY 2002
Message in a bottle size
by Riette Rust
APRIL 2002
Quantum leap for SA wine industry
by Cassie du Plessis
Pure group pressure for quality progress
by Henry Hopkins
MARCH 2002
Tulbagh wines befitting a queen
by Jacoline Haasbroek
FEBRUARY 2002
Unravelling the knots in the red wine duct
by Henry Hopkins
JANUARY 2002
Liquor advertisements under pressure
by Riette Rust
DECEMBER 2001
VITITEC - a new plant improvement force
by Cassie du Plessis
KWV in the spotlight
NOVEMBER 2001
Olifants River takes mammoth quality stride
by Cassie du Plessis
Putting the brakes on suspect bottling as BULK exports are BOOMING
by Henry Hopkins
Santam Veritas Awards: Great shift in medal spectrum
by Cassie du Plessis
Santam Veritas Awards: Double Gold and Gold Awards
OCTOBER 2001
Boland farms to become Aids danger zone
by Beverly Farmer
The "Clos" which is open to praise
SEPTEMBER 2001
New strategy to curb leafroll virus
by Cassie du Plessis
The (bureaucratic?) spirit of the Board
by Henry Hopkins
AUGUST 2001
The International Winemaker-TEAM of the year
by Cassie du Plessis
Pinotage pleasure in the pipeline
Vinexpo: buzzing and vibrant
by Dave Hughes
JULY 2001
A Feast of Cape Wine and Food in London
by Wanda Augustyn
SA wines make a Fair statement
by Wanda Augustyn
Millions Listen To Virginia
by Riette Rust
Plantings - SA now in line with rest of the world
by Henry Hopkins
JUNE 2001
DISTELL - a new force to take on the world
by Henry Hopkins
Nederburg Auction 2001: On a roll ... but not on the world map
by Cassie du Plessis
Kosie breaks his silence and tells of his new challenges
MAY 2001
Stormberg: Koos, Koosie, Koesie or Cozy - storming ahead
by Henry Hopkins
The Uruguayan miracle
JSE listing for Distell
APRIL 2001
Foil Bag Flourishes
by Henry Hopkins
New wine cellar for Maties
by Karin Theron
A Rare 2001 Vintage:
Good quality but crisis for Orange River
MARCH 2001
Wilderer's water of life
by Jacoline Haasbroek
New OIV president: Direct representation at the highest level
by Riëtte Rust
IPW on course thanks to positive producers
by Riëtte Rust
FEBRUARY 2001
Ernst becomes ever more serious
by Julia Moore
Falconer creates his own wine pleasure
by Jacoline Haasbroek
JANUARY 2001
The Trust gains momentum
by Cassie du Plessis and Vukile Mafilika
Geelkop - where the veld turns yellow
by Wanda Augustyn
Most vines ever and numerous new cellars change wine scene
by Henry Hopkins
DECEMBER 2000
A tale of four cities... As Veritas and WOSA get it together
by Cassie du Plessis
The Robertson Red Wine Project: Starting with the goalpost in sight
by Wanda Augustyn
Von Ortloff: German perseverance against the Dassenberg
by Hymli Krige
NOVEMBER 2000
Veritas is on a roll ten years on but needs a judging rethink
by Cassie du Plessis
Cape Point Vineyards: Vision ahead and capital behind
by Henry Hopkins
OCTOBER 2000
The Olifants River region awakens
by Wanda Augustyn
Paul Roos pupils make their own wine
by Riëtte Rust
SEPTEMBER 2000
"Cheers, gents..."
Orange River Wine Cellar shows its new colours
by Cassie du Plessis
Liquor abuse by the youth - the wine industry wants to be a "buddy"
AUGUST 2000
The Springbok hunt in London
By Hymli Krige
Literacy program gives light to the community
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