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Off" wine can result from the whims of Mother Nature, factors that man has little or no control over.
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How to know when the wine in your glass is "off".
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Affected, bad, faulty, flawed, infected, off, passé, poor, spoilt, stale, tainted . . .
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The renowned Platter guide uses sighted as opposed to blind tastings to generate its wine assessments. David Priilaid of the UCT School of Management Studies critiques this approach.
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Five years ago garagiste winemakers quietly went about their hobby, making a barrel or two for own consumption or friends. Few people even knew how to pronounce "garagiste"... Fiona McDonald looks at the growth of this hands-on phenomenon.
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The plants of the Cape are varied and distinctive, just like the wines that come from there, argues Su Birch, CEO of Wines of South Africa. Christian Eedes interviewed her.
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The classed growths of Bordeaux set the standard for red wines around the world. Want to drink more of them? Christian Eedes interviews two local retailers who tell you how.
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