What we’re drinking this week: Capensis Silene Chardonnay Capensis’s Silene Chardonnay 2023 is an elegant, high-altitude Cape white with citrus, peach and mineral finesse – a quietly luxurious weekend pick… by Sarah Buitendach November 21, 2025 Pleasure
Get a room: Turbine Hotel & Spa Knysna’s Turbine Hotel & Spa fuses heritage, style, and coastal charm — a combo that makes for a great Garden Route getaway… by Carmen Clegg October 31, 2025 Pleasure·Travel
From tariffs to terroir: South African wine remains world class Cape Wine 2025 proves South African wine shines globally, with quality, variety and value winning over international buyers despite tariffs and challenges… by Dan Nicholl September 26, 2025 Opinion·Pleasure
From Bordeaux to Bottelary: why French wine capital loves the Cape Tim Cohen looks at the French wine producers flourishing in the Cape wine industry, in spite of challenges such as low general profitability in… by Tim Cohen June 1, 2025 Food & Drinks·Pleasure
Get a room (or six): Franschhoek House Franschhoek House is the winelands’ latest, swishest private villa. We reviewed it… by Martin Jacobs March 21, 2025 Pleasure·Travel
Gauteng’s still a wild card for Growthpoint It’s telling that Growthpoint is ploughing big money into the Western Cape – but the property group isn’t giving up on a turnaround in… by Giulietta Talevi March 14, 2025 Investing & Finance
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