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Is the fall of Cape Tawny the rise of Muscadel?	13 September 2011 by Dave March, CWM

South African Tawny Port (Cape Tawny to be legal) is much loved despite being a niche product. It sells well. Not surprising to those of us who love it. Portuguese grape varieties, more interesting Brandy spirit as well as neutral spirit, at least seven years maturation in oak before release, and therein lies its demise.