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Assessing greenness in cabernet

De Grendel's Charles Hopkins is a man with a mission: having heard at a tasting overseas that South African Cabernets are easily identified by their telltale "greenness", he has become obsessed Read more

Soldiering through the line-ups

There's no shortage of wine worth drinking in SA. The latest Platter Guide - one of the most reliable stocking-fillers for even occasional wine drinkers - reviews more than 7000 different current releases. Read more

Festive fizz

Fizz is as much part of the end of the year as fake holly, family friction and piped music in shopping centres. Read more

Sauvignon blanc, panels and public taste

The recently launched FNB Sauvignon Blanc Top 10 Competition is the successor in title to an event staged annually by the now defunct Wine Magazine. Read more

The potential and potency of the East

The world of wine is experiencing its second transformation - of kind, not degree - in the three decades since Robert Parker's pronouncements on the 1982 Bordeaux vintage heralded the era of the uber-critic. Read more

Michael Fridjhon

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