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Wednesday 09 May 2012
Weltevrede Wine news - Cherrychoc Merlot
Weltevrede's Cherrychoc Merlot In a world where we are bombarded with information and images, we saw the need for a clear-cut and striking concept that makes sense simply by looking at the bottle. Cherrychoc is a bold statement of what is typically characteristic in a Merlot. However, the name does not limit the wine; some get liquorice, a spiciness and even a cinnamon undertone. The essence of the name takes a stand alongside a lifestyle of modern simplicity and transparency. Nothing overstated, just an intriguingly simple name that acts as a starting point from which many other nuances can be experienced.
The Weltevrede Cherrychoc 2011 is available nationally at leading wine retailers - retailing at + R59.
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Sunday 06 May 2012
Meerlust Chardonnay
Meerlust planted its first chardonnay vineyards in 1990, and since 1995 the Meerlust Chardonnay has been an integral part of the Meerlust range of wines...
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Saturday 05 May 2012
Meerlust Rubicon
Few wines in South Africa are as recognised and respected as Meerlust Rubicon. An icon wine since its introduction in 1984, Hannes Myburgh takes us into the world of Rubicon...
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Friday 04 May 2012
Meerlust Cabernet
2004 is the first vintage since 1993 that Meerlust is releasing a Cabernet Sauvignon as a single varietal. To help mark the occasion, they have partnered with artist William Kentridge in producing limited edition magnums, featuring a work of art from the artists' production of Mozart's The Magic Flute...
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Thursday 03 May 2012
Meerlust - The Vineyards
Roelie Joubert is the viticulturist at Meerlust and it is his footsteps in the vineyard that provide the best fertiliser for the vines...
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Wednesday 02 May 2012
Meerlust - Soil
Cellar Master Chris Williams introduces us to the 167 million year-old star at Meerlust - the soil...
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Tuesday 01 May 2012
Meerlust - Winery
Cellar Master Chris Williams takes us inside the three-hundred year old building that houses the Meerlust winery, and discusses its influence on the character of the wines produced...
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Wednesday 18 April 2012
The last of the red wine harvest 2012
The 2012 Harvest is coming to an end as Winter starts to set into Stellenbosch. We take a look at what has been happening on Kanu during the month of March, as we finish pressing these red beauties. Next month will show the Kanu Kia Ora 2012 (Noble Late) Harvest, which will be the Grand Finale of this fabulous pressing season.
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Wednesday 11 April 2012
Mhudi Wines: The Rangaka Family
The Rangaka Family are the founders of the M'hudi brand and the main characters in the M'hudi Boutique Wines adventure. Having left their successful professional careers they settled down to learning new and specialised skills of viticulture and wine making to establish the now blossoming M'hudi Brand.
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Tuesday 10 April 2012
Solms-Delta Oesfees 2012 video
Franschhoek Oesfees a sellout success... Five thousand Cape music enthusiasts joined top local artists including David Kramer, Chris Chameleon, Emo Adams, Theuns Jordaan and a host of home-grown musical talent at this year?s fifth annual Franschhoek Oesfees, which took place in association with the ATKV (Afrikaanse Taal en Kultuurvereniging), at the Solms-Delta wine estate on Saturday 24 March.
The sold-out event was an end-of-harvest celebration of Kaapsekos, wine, music and song, which paid tribute to all who toil year round in the vineyards and cellars. Close to 1 000 complimentary tickets were given to workers on the Franschhoek valley farms.
The Oesfees was conceived five years ago by lively academic and social reformer Mark Solms and philanthropist and music lover Richard Astor, as a performance extension of the Solms-Delta-based Music van de Caab project, which seeks to preserve and develop the diverse musical heritage of the rural Cape.
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