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A retrospective of past Wine magazine covers

Published: 01 Sep 11
 

Taking a trip down memory lane with a selection of  Wine magazine’s previous covers.

October 1993: the very first issue with Pieter ‘Bubbles’ Ferreira.
October 1993: the very first issue with Pieter ‘Bubbles’ Ferreira.
February 1999: Jeff Grier, Chenin Blanc Challenge champion, honours his snail-eating feathered friend.
February 1999: Jeff Grier, Chenin Blanc Challenge champion, honours his snail-eating feathered friend.
January 2000: one of the first women winemakers to become the cover girl!
January 2000: one of the first women winemakers to become the cover girl!
October 2000: Grass in a glass, a concept to capture ‘terroir’.
October 2000: Grass in a glass, a concept to capture ‘terroir’.
2006: One of the most ‘attractive’ themes featured aromatics in wine in the background.
2006: One of the most ‘attractive’ themes featured aromatics in wine in the background.
2006: One of the most ‘attractive’ themes featured aromatics in wine in the background.
2006: One of the most ‘attractive’ themes featured aromatics in wine in the background.
January 2005: Seafood restaurants were investigated in-depth... bottoms up!
January 2005: Seafood restaurants were investigated in-depth... bottoms up!
September 2007: World Cup fever with Jan Boland Coetzee, ‘Groot’ Schalk Burger and Hempies du Toit.
September 2007: World Cup fever with Jan Boland Coetzee, ‘Groot’ Schalk Burger and Hempies du Toit.
October 2007: One of the more ‘colourful’ issues. Always a favourite, Best Value Wine shopping!
October 2007: One of the more ‘colourful’ issues. Always a favourite, Best Value Wine shopping!
November 2007: The Great White Wines issue, this one highly contentious, for obvious reasons, with the play on words. No harm was intended, but it was removed from certain retail outlets!
November 2007: The Great White Wines issue, this one highly contentious, for obvious reasons, with the play on words. No harm was intended, but it was removed from certain retail outlets!
March 2008: One of the best-selling issues, celebrating Churchill, a British hero partial to a drink.
March 2008: One of the best-selling issues, celebrating Churchill, a British hero partial to a drink.
 
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