SA Wine Industry Directory 2025 is here
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The South African Wine Industry Directory (SAWID) provides a comprehensive overview of the local wine industry. The guide includes profiles of all active wine producers, cellars and wineries, putting their most current details at your fingertips. The Directory also contains crucial information on last year’s harvest, wine writers, representative organisations, local and international bodies, industry suppliers and service providers.
Table of contents: • Introducing the new industry body: South Africa Wine • An overview of the previous season • Official industry statistics • Industry organisations • Local writers and influencers • Wine routes and regions • Wine of origin and production areas • Approved grafted vine nurseries • Producers, wineries and brands • Industry suppliers and contact details
The South African Wine Industry Directory is published by WineLand Media under the auspices of South Africa Wine. Copies may be ordered online from our website at wineland.co.za or purchased at our office in Cecilia Street, Paarl.
Bibliographic details Publisher: WineLand Media Print: 978-1-0370-2966-0 Ebook: 978-1-0370-2967-7 Length: 210 mm Width: 148 mm Edition: 27 Pages: 192
Tel: 021 276 0485 Email: [email protected] www.wineland.co.za
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