You may remember our article Cape winelands under threat about the mining prospecting proposed in some of South Africa's most beautiful wine country published on Thursday last week. We...

South Africa's wine producers, whose generic campaign is founded on the special nature of the Cape ecosystem ('a natural environment exceptional in its biodiversity'), are up in arms at the sudden...

Waterkloof is the relatively new operation in South Africa created by Paul Boutinot (pictured here) and, I think, a name of which we will hear more. See this video about why Paul chose to grow...

Hardly is the northern hemisphere wine harvest over (in fact when last I heard, some Canadian wine producers were yet to pick their 2009 Icewine), than the southern hemisphere harvest begins....

  See a new report on the potential for safely using lighter bottles for sparkling wines here . Unlike most, South Africa's wine industry is doing rather well in terms of exports,...

Quite a stir has been caused in the South Africa by wine writer Tim James’s discovery that Kleine Zalze, Vineyard Selection Chenin Blanc 2008, winner of South African WINE magazine’s...

I did tweet about this at the time but I would just like to thank all those South African wine producers who supplied wine for our gala dinner at Le Café Anglais in London last Tuesday night in...

Find Badenhorst wines Some truly exciting wines are now being made by South Africa's new generation of wine producers, typically (though not always) people who used to make wine at more...

10 Nov 2009 See the spirited correspondence with South African wine writer Tim James at the end of this article as well as my recent tasting notes on Great new South Africans ....

The speed with which the character of the South African wine scene changed at the beginning of the post-apartheid era in the mid 1990s was impressive, but it seems to me that a new and even more...

Richard Hemming kicks off a week that will see quite a number of tasting notes on some of South Africa's most exciting wines. To find out more about the Cape's own red wine grape, see the...

Look out for our forthcoming report on some of South Africa's exciting new wines. At last, the opportunity to combine football, fine wine and charity, all in one glass! In South Africa,...

Pinot Noir was probably first planted in South Africa in the 1920s (the crossing with Cinsaut to produce Pinotage was made in 1925), but serious Pinot wine-making began only in the late 1970s....

1 Oct - We have just received the following update to the article below, first published a couple of years ago: Green & Blue are delighted to announce that Thandisiwe (Tyson)...

From 55.56 Rand, £6.95, €7.47, $15.98 and 15.75 Swiss francs. Find this wine This week’s wine is available in the UK, the US, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium and South...