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Advancing authenticity
What would’ve happened if Chenin Blanc was still called Steen? Or if Méthode Cap Classique was labelled Vonkel or even Uvubelo (ferment in Xhosa)? Being authent
By Edo Heyns · 3 min read
From Zoar to Stellenbosch
Terry-Ann Klink’s wine journey is marked by global experience, grounded authenticity and a deep commitment to people.
By Wanda Augustyn · 4 min read
Leadership, emotional intelligence and resilience
Worldwide leaders have to keep up with constant change and the wine industry is no exception.
By Elona Hesseling · 5 min read
LEST WE FORGET
There were a number of recurring messages at The Business of Wine & Food Tourism Conference. Edo Heyns looks at the key take-home learnings.
By Annalize · 4 min read
Finding a better way
The world is filled with opportunity, when viewed from Charles Back’s perspective. In fact, it’s a little awkward to receive yet another lifetime achievement aw
By Lee-anne · 4 min read
Guava tree and cat's pee (Part 2)
PHOTO: Hendrik Holler (Wosa Library).
By Carien Coetzee · 8 min read
Brilliant brands
Becoming a top brand usually takes a great deal of work, but becoming a top South African wine brand takes something extra special. Or does it? Johannes Richter
By Carlin Cloete · 6 min read
Q&A with Sara Channell, Wine Woman of the Year
Wosa marketing manager in The Netherlands, Sara Channel, was recently named Wine Woman of the Year by Perswijn Magazine.
By Bernard Mocke · 3 min read
Medium and Message
Whether we like it or not, when it comes to wine, it’s often a case of a book being judged by its cover. Here are four trends that help wine brands tell their s
By Carlin Cloete · 6 min read
“SA Winemakers have risen to the challenge" | Q&A with Michael Fridjhon
As chairman and convener of the annual Old Mutual Trophy Wine Show, Michael Fridjhon is widely recognised as South Africa’s foremost wine taster and wine judge.
By Anton Pretorius · 7 min read
A river runs through it
With each bottle grown and made in the Bonnievale valley, The River Collection is set to become a brand tailor-made to suit the tastes and lifestyles of South Africa's fast-growing middle class of aspirational wine-drinkers.
By Johannes Richter · 4 min read
