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The much-anticipated Franschhoek Bastille Festival returns for its 2025 edition on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 July. Global financial services business, Prescient, returns as the official partner, once again playing a key role in bringing this much-loved festival to life.
After a notably poor harvest in 2024, South Africa’s wine industry is poised for recovery in 2025, offering renewed optimism across the sector.
The Tastin’ France professional tasting will be held on 13th June at the Saxon hotel in Johannesburg.
Long before tasting rooms and Insta-worthy vineyards, there were people. Characters. Romances. Epic treks. And, yes, wine. It turns out that what’s in the bottle often starts with what’s on the page. Because the truth is, the more you know about a wine’s backstory, the more you feel connected to the glass in your hand.
Hazendal Wine Estate is proud to launch the Artist Series | Limited Edition label.
On Monday evening, 19 May, the Hilton London Olympia hosted a highly anticipated event on the international wine calendar: the unveiling of The Mentors Limited Release Cabernet Sauvignon 2022.
Dan Nicholl, founder of Dan Really Likes Wine has launched a podcast version of SA’s most-loved wine show thanks to a nudge from Mike Ratcliffe.
This is the most complete resource on wine packaging, featuring a foreword by Jancis Robinson and global contributions from Porto Protocol Members.
At Waterford Estate, Cabernet Sauvignon is more than just a grape – it’s a philosophy, a passion, and a legacy. Of our portfolio, the Waterford Antigo reflects this depth of understanding and the unique diversity of our estate.
Weltevrede Wine Estate is proud to announce its continued partnership as the wine sponsor of the Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF) for the second consecutive year.
Master of Wine Cathy van Zyl was there to demystify the complex world of wine scoring, where a point or two can mean the difference between silver success and golden glory.
On 8 April, the Cape Town Heritage Foundation officially unveiled a Blue Plaque to pay tribute to Anna de Koning (sometimes written as de Koningh or de Coningh).