Is China really South African wine’s greatest opportunity? Dan Siebers runs an expert eye over the market that could be a game changer for the industry.
15 Jan
English
South Africa
Society & Culture · Leisure
After an extraordinarily comprehensive wine education working at Nederburg, Coenie Snyman had settled into life running the cellar at Rust en Vrede - but the decision to break away and start Rock Of Eye has proved an inspired one.
Growing up in the cellar, making his first wine aged 12, and succeeding his iconic father at the helm of the family business, Cape Winemakers Guild member Danie Steytler charts the story of a journey he was always destined to take.
With an apprenticeship that included an invaluable stint at Steenberg, JD Pretorius was a shrewd pick to take over at Warwick; now well settled at the marquee Stellenbosch estate, the current Cape Winemakers Guild chair is honouring the legacy of the great Norma Ratcliffe family.
As the man who put Bot River on the map with his iconic Luddite shiraz, Cape Winemakers Guild member Niels Verburg has delivered an incredible wine story that’s set to become a family legacy.
Mossop’s big break was taking on the winemaker role in a brand new Stellenbosch winery called Tokara; nearly 10 years after leaving to run his own brand, he recounts his adventures in wine - and his love of surfing.
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