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Rooted in Clay: A new ceramic exhibition at Spier Wine Farm
Art lovers, curious visitors and ceramics collectors, start making plans to visit Spier Wine Farm’s historic Old Wine Cellar for ‘Grounded Practice’ – a new ceramics exhibition opening on 26 May.
By SA Wine Industry · 4 min read
Feeling the heat: the impact of heatwaves in the vineyard
As in France, the Cape winelands could once again be sweltering under heatwave conditions come spring or summer. But what does an unexpected heatwave mean for v
By Anton Pretorius · 6 min read
Nederburg crowned winery of the year
Nederburg is back! The Paarl based cellar was the Platter’s winery of the year – an accolade that they also received in 2011. Nederburg achieved no fewer than f
By Sandile · 5 min read
PAIRING WINE AND TOURISM
South African wineries aim to attract more visitors by closely aligning their wine offerings with other facets of tourism such as food, accommodation, culture,
By Annalize · 3 min read
Soil preparation with special emphasis on the re-compaction of vineyard soils
Introduction
By Sandile · 13 min read
A Word from Wanda
The more we know, the more we realise how little we know. This seems particularly true in the wine industry.
By Lee-anne · 4 min read
Flying high
Innovative tools are increasingly being used to support the drive for improved quality and greater agricultural productivity and profitability. Locally, grape p
By Lee-anne · 7 min read
Nose-to-tail Chardonnay
De Wetshof Estate did not hold back for the release of the latest vintage of their flagship Chardonnay. The 2017 Limestone Hill Chardonnay was presented at La Tête, the stylish little restaurant that has been making waves in Cape Town since its opening late 2016.
By Johannes Richter · 1 min read
Wine – not only a modern day affair
These days wine is one of the most renowned drinks in the world and looking further back, people have been enjoying their affair with this delicious beverage from as early as 6000 BC.
By Bernard Mocke · 2 min read
