The spectacular South African city is shedding its Eurocentric identity and emerging as a culturally rich African hub. By John Eligon White South Africans control a vast majority of the country’s wine ...
Need a new go-to wine that’s ready to party no matter the season or reason? Check out South African Cinsault, the little black dress of the red wine world. Lauren Buzzeo is the founder, editor, and ...
A South African winemaker working in the U.S. once explained the term ‘cellar palate.’ Basically, it refers to what happens when winemakers are so used to tasting their own wines, or wines produced by ...
SOUTH AFRICA IS the 8th-largest wine-producing nation on the planet, home to much of the world’s Chenin Blanc and many other varieties, too. Why, then, are South African bottles so often relegated to ...
South Africa saw its wine export sales fall last year amid softening consumption and macroeconomic challenges. However, officials talked up a strategy of prioritising value over volume sales. A new ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about the people, business and politics of the wine industry. Jan 22, 2021, 09:29am EST Jan 25, 2021, 01:42pm EST This ...
Continuing db’s exploration of the growth potential of African markets, Sarah Neish delves into how wine sales are changing in Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa. As db recently reported, Sub-Saharan ...
South Africa’s wine industry was ranked just one place down from US President Barack Obama when it comes to building public awareness of environmental issues thanks to a unique partnership with WWF.
In a global wine market that’s been swirling with contracting consumption and economic uncertainties, South Africa’s wine export sector has managed to pour itself a glass of modest but commendable ...
We’re going on a picnic so don’t forget to bring the essentials. Pack a blanket, basket, fruits, cheese, and some of the light, refreshing Wines of South Africa. They are ideal choices whether your ...
Every now and then, a wine can put a smile on your face and ignite a party with the first sip. For me, those aren’t usually pinotage, South Africa’s red grape, but here’s one that caught my attention.