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Published on: 21 Oct 08
Liz McGrath
Relais & Châteaux Woman of the Year Liz McGrath owns three hotels, The Cellars-Hohenort in Constantia, The Marine in Hermanus and The Plettenberg in Plettenberg Bay. This grand dame of South African hospitality knows the value of good investments – whether in South Africa, property or wine. Interview by Jeanri-Tine van Zyl.
Published on: 10 Sep 08
Albert Roux of La Gavroche
OBE and Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur, Albert Roux, along with brother Michel, is credited with sparking Britain’s restaurant renaissance. Their London restaurant La Gavroche, which opened in 1967, was the first Michelin-starred venue in the UK. Roux was recently hosted in South Africa by Vondeling Wines. Interview by Rob Morris.
Published on: 19 Aug 08
Clive Sindelman
Clive Sindelman has a penchant for red Burgundy and heads up funding and interest rate trading for Investec South Africa. Sindelman lives wine. His is a world of long lunches, investment collecting and the finer things. Interview by Rob Morris.
Published on: 21 Jul 08
Mutle Mogase
Mutle Mogase, co-founder and executive chairman of the Vantage Capital Group, concedes that steering the multi-billion-rand concern comes with its share of personal demands. His outlet: fine wining and dining, and a share in high-profile local wine brand Epicurean. Interview by Rob Morris.
Published on: 17 Jul 08
International man of mystery
Old Mutual Trophy Wine Show judge Joel Payne speaks multiple languages and officiates at competitions around the world. Joanne Gibson interviewed him.
Published on: 17 Jul 08
Rallying the troops
South Africa should take recent criticism on board but stick to its guns and soldier on, Anthony Rose tells Joanne Gibson.
Published on: 17 Jul 08
Wham, Bam, Thank You, Sam
Sam Harrop MW thinks there is an increasing divide between South Africa’s top-end wines that over-deliver and the rest that are way below world-average. Interview by Christian Eedes.
Published on: 14 May 08
South Africa's Young Winemakers
They share an enthusiasm for wine and for life, have travelled widely and tasted great wines. They’re ambitious, both personally and as proud South Africans. Fiona McDonald reports on these representatives of the new generation of South African winemakers.
Published on: 09 May 08
Cometh the hour, cometh the man
During the darkest decades of the previous century, greatness took the form of a British hero partial to a drink. By Rob Morris.Latest on wine
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