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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'South Africa Wine' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your South Africa Wine Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to South Africa Wine 1. Experience The Beauty Of The Stellenbosch Winelands - By: (see Article) Stellenbosch is home to the oldest and most acclaimed wineland regions in South Africa. Conveniently located 40km east of Cape Town it is the perfect destination for a day trip, a weekend break or a holiday getaway. A Brief History In the Seventeenth Century Simon van der... Featured ArticleA Wine Drenched Tour Along The Red Route Of Paarl, South Africa The wine tradition in Paarl is older than the roots of the aging Oak Trees that line its Cape Dutch streets. The first European settlers arrived at the Cape of Good Hope in 1652, planting the seeds that solidified the Cape's reputation as a wine growing heaven. Now that the work has already been done, what else can you and I do but savour the delicate fruits pressed with decades of winemaking experience and travel the newly formed routes leading us to the finest wines in the world. ...
Read full story 2. German Gift -- Make The Right Decision - By: Marcus Hochstadt The Right German Gift Is Often Something Different Than A Flower Or A Bottle Of Wine. Read On To Find Out. The most given German gifts are flowers for women an a bottle of wine for men. But you could do better. A bottle of wine, unless it is 50 years old, will be drunk at one o... 3. The Theft Of Cables - By: Michael Russell The theft of cables is not a problem one encounters in most first world countries but it is riff in South Africa and apart from the huge inconvenience caused to many people in close proximity to the crime it does account for many deaths. The theft of electrical and telephone cables are... 4. Diamonds: Hard But Beautiful - By: Michael Russell Diamonds consist of pure carbon, which crystallizes in the cubic system with 8 faces at enormous pressures and high temperatures, sometimes originating from a depth of 150 km in the earth. Like graphite or charcoal, diamonds have a regular isometric crystal form. They are transparent and usually c... 5. African Food - By: Michael Russell African Food Africa is a huge continent and it does have some common, staple foods, but it's really an area of distinctive regional differences. African food is a mixture of indigenous dishes and the import of food from colonizing countries and immigrants. It's a country that has seen muc... 6. Wine Accessories - By: Michael Russell If youre trying to figure out what birthday present or Christmas present to buy someone and they happen to be a wine lover, then youre in luck. Wines have done nothing but grow in popularity in the last fifteen years, and with the increased popularity have come a huge selection of wine accessories.... 7. The Vulnerable Research And Innovation Base Of South Africa - By: Jan Grundling Introduction South Africa is facing structural problems in strengthening its research and innovation capacity in order to become and remain competitive in the global business environment. Although greater emphasis is given to strengthen Research and Development efforts in the... 8. An Introduction To Chardonnay - By: Michael Russell Chardonnay grape is the most popular type of white wine, found all over the world. The flavor, taste, and aroma of it will though, depending on where it was made and what processing methods were used. Chardonnay has a variety of different styles and flavors, and remains a major type of grape. As ... 9. An African Safari With A Difference. - By: Michael Russell For anyone who has an adventurous spirit hiding away in the depths of their being, just the mention of the word Safari will bring it rushing to the surface, conjuring up thoughts, images and desires which cause the rush of adrenaline to course through the veins. The average persons' concept of... 10. Live And Work In London - By: Sarah Manners London is an amazing city from the cosmopolitan vibrancyof Soho and the magnificent views from the millennium eye to thehistoric gems of Big Ben and the Tower of London. You encounter Irish people inhabiting one London area next toJewish and Muslim people. In certain parts you will meet G... 11. Nursing Is Not Where It Is Really Needed - By: Michael Russell There are many reasons for this to be happening including the fact that the pay - in comparison to many other jobs - is not that good, they have to undergo quite an intense training period and the hours they may end up working are sometimes awkward. Even though some countries like the U... 12. Wine - Sparkling Wines - By: Michael Russell As an alternative to Champagne we often find ourselves drinking a good sparkling wine from California, New York, Spain, Italy or elsewhere. One of the reasons for this is price. A good sparkling wine will cost less than good Champagne, plus there is a greater diversity of sparkling wines... 13. East Africa Biking Adventure - By: John Etherington Off the Beaten Track. A biking adventure in East Africa. By Dave Mitchell Someone once said “its not the things in life you do that you come to regret but the things you don’t do” So when the opportunity to visit Africa and in particular East Africa by bicycle came along I jumped on bo... 14. Broadband In Africa Is Riddled With Setbacks - By: Michael Russell In Southern Africa, for example, the State owned telecom monopoly has retarded the growth of this form communication technology for years now in the hope of cornering the entire market like it had done in the case of landline telephones. Although Broadband Internet connection is growing... 15. Anniversary Gifts 10 – 60: Knowing Your Gems - By: Michael Russell You’ve made it through the first ten years, reason enough to be thankful. But it’s especially after having been together for so long when it’s tough to find a gift for an anniversary. When you look at the upcoming years and the themes for each anniversary, you see that things might get expensive. An... 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| Hazendal Estate Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 12x75cl Normally delivery is available within 3 days Tasting Note: IWC Award - Silver Medal 2001. Beautifully balanced, soft, luscious, full-bodied, deep, red wine with lots of fruit and gentle background tannins. Awarded Wine-Maker of the Year 1999, Diners Club, South Africa for this wine. Country: South Africa Region: Stellenbosch Area: Producer: Hazendal Estate Vinatage: 20... |
| Half Day Winelands Tour To Stellenbosch Region A tour for the wine lover who is short on time. Spend a few hours in the beautiful wine growing region of Stellenbosch, home to many of South Africa's premier wine-makers. Try a local pinotage, made from a grape variety South Africa is world renowned for.... |
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