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Published on Thursday, 2 May, 2024
#SauvBlancDay: Celebrate with more than just one box of wild white Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc South Africa invites all Sauvignon Blanc lovers to join us and the rest of the world in celebrating South Africa’s most popular wine cultivar on International #SauvBlancDay 2024!
Sauvignon Blanc SA
Published on Wednesday, 1 May, 2024
Wine of the Week: Perdeberg The Vineyard Collection Grenache Noir 2022
Our Wine of the Week is the striking Perdeberg The Vineyard Collection Grenache Noir 2022, made from dryland vineyards.
wine.co.za
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Thursday, 2 May, 2024
#SauvBlancDay: Celebrate with more than just one box of wild white Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc South Africa invites all Sauvignon Blanc lovers to join us and the rest of the world in celebrating South Africa’s most popular wine cultivar on International #SauvBlancDay 2024!
Sauvignon Blanc SA
FEATURED ARTICLE
Wednesday, 1 May, 2024
Wine of the Week: Perdeberg The Vineyard Collection Grenache Noir 2022
Our Wine of the Week is the striking Perdeberg The Vineyard Collection Grenache Noir 2022, made from dryland vineyards.
wine.co.za
Thursday, 2 May, 2024
Enjoy the last days of autumn in Paarl
Visit Paarl and cherish the last days of autumn, revelling in the beauty of the season and the love of family.
Paarl Wine and Tourism
Thursday, 2 May, 2024
Recipe: Durbanville Hills Chenin Blanc Light infused citrus risotto and prawns
Try this delicious recipe with Durbanville Hills' Chenin Blanc Light, as shared by Meals with Tumi.
Durbanville Hills
Thursday, 2 May, 2024
Bordeaux and Provence hit back on ‘swimming pool rosé’ reports
UK newspapers have claimed there is a “battle” between two French regions about “swimming pool rosé” but is it all a storm in a teacup (or wine glass)?
The Drinks Business, James Evison
Thursday, 2 May, 2024
Why is $2.5 billion worth of wine buried deep in the English countryside?
Tunneled 100 ft below the quiet landscape of western England, the Octavian cellar might just be the most secure wine vault on the planet.
Food and Wine, Brad Japhe
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