BLAKE WILKINS gives geocaching in the Cape Winelands a shot and finds himself quickly hooked
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winelands
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In his extraordinary Sculpture Garden outside Stellenbosch, master sculptor Dylan Lewis takes FIONA MCINTOSH for a walk on the wild side
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Not many cities in the world can boast having a major wine route – and world famous at that –…
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When you bring together Woolworths wine guru Allan Mullins, one of the most respected palates in the wine business, the…
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Stellenbosch Hills is a wine co-op that belongs to 16 members, all of whom supply the grapes. Long known for…
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Greg Landman savours summer fare in the Cape Winelands. Here he reviews Cosecha and Blacksmith’s Kitchen in Paarl…
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‘If art is to nourish the roots of a culture, a society must set the artists free to follow their vision, wherever it takes them’. Wine art is music to our spirits.
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Steenberg Wine Estate is an exceptional winery. Added to their list is a crisp Méthode Cap Classique, Lady R. We got to know the story behind the bubbly.
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Thursday morning might be an unusual time for a wine-tasting. Then again, Haute Cabrière isn’t your usual wine estate.
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There’re enough of them in the abundant Babylonstoren near Franschhoek to lead you deliciously astray.
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What’s the secret that makes our Cap Classique so good? Champagne (or Cap Classique) adds a sense of celebration to any special occasion…
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Ntsiki Biyela of Stellekaya grew up a typical rural youngster in a large extended Zulu family. Greg Landman gets to know her.
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Thirty-two-year-old Hagen grew up in Ceres on a fruit farm. Now he’s a winemaker with a bright future at Solms Delta.
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Karl Lambour always wanted an indoors/outdoors job and thought that forestry would do the trick. Then he changed course and became a winemaker instead.
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When she lived in Johannesburg, Beryl used to make a beeline for Muratie whenever she came down to the Cape.