As a wine lover you’re no doubt enthusiastic about Shiraz, but as it draws further attention, what does the future actually hold for this variety; locally and as a global player?
As a wine lover you’re no doubt enthusiastic about Shiraz, but as it draws further attention, what does the future actually hold for this variety; locally and as a global player?
A road trip along Route 62 to Calitzdorp is a rewarding experience, especially when capped with a guided tour by local Boets Nel at De Krans. By Leigh Robertson.
Bubbly lovers probably have Cabrière in Franschhoek on auto-pilot: driving from Cape Town, turn left at monument and follow the road to the unique-looking tasting room on the hill (thought by some to resemble a bomb shelter).
A relatively new ward in the Paarl district, Simonsberg-Paarl is to be found on the north-eastern foothills of the Simonsberg
Mountains between Paarl and Stellenbosch, and is home to an array of wellknown wine farms.
It is unfortunate when a visit to a winery proves less than gratifying, but it is downright disheartening when a visit is so dull and boring that the experience provides almost nothing worth relating.
Relatively new to the business of wine, Kloovenburg Vineyards celebrated a decade of winemaking last year. Not that the Du Toits need any introduction: theirs is a famous name in the Swartland
valley.
Enjoy a luxurious stay-over at Kurland Hotel, near the picturesque beach resorts of Plettenberg Bay and Nature's Valley, in the heart of the Garden Route in South Africa. For more. [click here]
As a wine lover you’re no doubt enthusiastic about Shiraz, but as it draws further attention, what does the future actually hold for this variety; locally and as a global player?