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Pressure mounts as harbour backlogs hamper wine exports
While the Ever Given’s sticky situation in the Suez channel shone the spotlight on a range of challenges in the global shipping industry, frustration is mounting among South African wine exporters over huge backlogs at Cape Town Port Terminal.
By Jana Loots · 7 min read
The Price of War: SA wine exports affected by conflict in Ukraine
Before Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine disrupted exports and shipping trades, South African wine was on a roll in Russia. How is the current conflict affecting our export business?
By Anton Pretorius · 8 min read
Cape Town Ports plan R16.1b investment over next 7 years
WC Minister Mireille Wenger says R16.1 billion capital investment spending plan for Ports is good news, but needs to be 'front loaded'.
By SA Wine Industry · 4 min read
Port of Cape Town says wine exports will grow by 12% in 2023
According to a research report, Port of Cape Town has processed R210 billion worth of exports and imports in 2021.
By SA Wine Industry · 4 min read
In high spirits
South Africa is internationally renowned for its excellent brandy. Despite a recent slump in sales, producers are fighting back and changing the image of brandy
By Carlin Cloete · 7 min read
Taste the difference
Their secret weapon: Riedel’s varietal-specific stemware (i.e. bowl, stem and base).
By Bernard Mocke · 2 min read
An insider’s guide to the West Coast wine route
It’s an area where the place names are as diverse and unpretentious as its people and the wines they grow. Gifberg, Maskam, Kobee, Koekenaap, Knersvlakte, Bambo
By Carlin Cloete · 5 min read
How can wine grape producers extract maximum value from the services of a technical viticulture consultant?
A study that investigates the relevance and value add contribution of viticulture consulting services towards the South African wine industry was conducted over
By Doronae · 5 min read
The Celebration of Chardonnay: Paying homage to SA's finest
(L to R): Danie de Wet, Remington Norman, Steven Spurrier and Johann de Wet.
By Anton Pretorius · 7 min read
Detection and quantification of black foot disease and crown and root rot pathogens in grapevine nurseries
The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of different rotation crops used by nurseries on BFD and CRR pathogens by detecting and quantifying these patho
By Doronae · 9 min read
