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Old vines – the essence and the purpose part 4

ViticultureBy November 5, 2016

So we where off to our final stop – a bizarre vineyard on the West Coast, planted in what seems to be a flattened sand dune…

By Jaco Engelbrecht | www.visualviticulture.co.za

OLD VINES – THE ESSENCE AND THE PURPOSE PART 3

ViticultureBy November 3, 2016

Our final stop in the Skurfkop mountains was at Henk Laing, producer to several well known wines in South Africa, including, but not limited to, the Cape of Good Hope Laing Semillon, produced by Anthonij Rupert wines.

By Jaco Engelbrecht | www.visualviticulture.co.za

OLD VINES – THE ESSENCE AND THE PURPOSE PART 2

ViticultureBy November 1, 2016

We arrived at Clanwilliam at around 18:00. Our home for the night would be Saint du Barrys. Owners Joan and Wally were fantastic hosts and we felt welcome from the start.

By Jaco Engelbrecht | www.visualviticulture.co.za

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