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Chardonnay is an extremely versatile grape, taking on the characteristics of the soil and climate from where it is grown. But this often causes confusion amongst wine drinkers who think that there is only one style of Chardonnay and therefore that every bottle will taste the similar, if not the same. In this article, we look to clear up any misunderstandings surrounding the grape and describe the full variety of styles of Chardonnay available. written by Rahul Rungta
Shiraz is a well-liked little grape, often said to be one of the most popular in the wine world. It really started to make a name for itself when Australia started producing affordable versions a couple of decades ago. And with Shiraz production there going through the roof, many people consider the Aussies be masters of this grape. However, that’s not to say that any search for Shiraz should be focused just on Australia. This article will demonstrate that other winemaking countries have followed in Australian winemakers’ footsteps and are doing great things with the grape. written by Rahul Rungta
Merlot is a very well known grape in the wine world and this is largely due to its role as a key blending buddy in wines from Bordeaux in France. However, the reputation that it has gained for producing some of the most prestigious and expensive wines on the planet (such as Margaux and Paulliac), arguably has overshadowed its use elsewhere. In this article, we demonstrate that Merlot is more than just a great blending partner and that it also has a really important role in its own right. written by Kristian Phillips
Despite the fact that South African wine is generally thought of as New World, the country has actually been producing wine for more than 350 years. However, it is only since the end of Apartheid in the 1990’s that the South African wine industry has really come into its own. written by Kristian Phillips
This article discusses South African wines. These New World wines are really starting to make an impression on the wine drinking public and are ones to look out for. written by Kristian Phillips
If you like red wine but don’t know much about it, you’ve come to the right place. In this article we look at some handy tips for buying and serving red wine. written by Lisa Craske
South Africa remains a top tourist destination, which therefore attracts property investors from around the world. When buying property, South Africa has more to offer investors than many other countries.
written by Alan Hawkins
Let’s face it; South Africa is a stunning destination, offering attractions for each and every need, at a price more than half of any other destinations. But, and here’s the rub, it’s all about marketing the promise and more importantly, delivering on that promise. written by Alan Hawkins
My mother used to say visitors were like fresh fish, great for the first two days, OK for the next day but that they start getting a little hard to bear on day four and onwards. written by Alan Hawkins
Whether you are being fleeced by a ticket tout at a West End theatre in London, buying a top seat for a top dollar and finding out you are sitting on the roof, or having an item stolen, be aware and be wary. written by Shelia Gordon
Planning a baby shower doesn't have to be difficult or expensive if you simply put a little thought into it. written by Gerald Crawford
This Provice of South Africa is famouse for its `boerekos (traditional Afrikaner farm-style cuisine) and decidedly slower-paced lifestyle. written by Gerald Crawford
The West Coast offers some of the greatest of small town experiences in South Africa. This is a region that needs to be savored, slowly, and therefore road trips along the West Coast are a firm favorite with locals and international visitors. Not only does the area offer some of the most beautiful scenery in the world mountains, oceans and views that go on forever, this coast is also a haven for the finest South African hospitality. written by Southern Sun Southern Sun
South Africa's rich cultural heritage (where else do you find 11 official languages?) makes it the ideal destination for couples from all over the world to get married. From a typical Western wedding with the dress, the bridesmaids, the flowers, the formalities; to the paying of lobola (bride price), there is something to appeal to all tastes. written by Jim Johnson
If you are looking for a truly extraordinary place to visit, consider Cape Town, South Africa. There are few places on earth that can compare. There are wide open spaces and so much beauty that it is hard to describe or imagine. written by Bronwen Elisabeth Roberts
What began, 50 years ago, as a group of woman petitioning against pass laws; has become a day to celebrate being a woman as well as celebrating the women in your life. written by Bronwen Elisabeth Roberts
South African film, ‘Katrina’ directed by Jans Rautenbach won a Golden Globe for Best Foreign Film in 1968. During this decade, we made one of our finest films, ‘Die Kandidaat’, which makes comment on our political history and has stood the test of time. written by Bronwen Elisabeth Roberts
Celebrities that have enjoyed some well deserved and undisturbed R&R in Cape Town include Charlize Theron, Ethan Hawke and Salma Hayek. written by James Marriot
The growing demand for imported foods and beverages for the expansion of these c-stores offers a great opportunity to local as well as international manufacturers. The fact that a majority of customers is price conscious imposes that the South African supermarket needs to be stuffed with a wide range of consumer. written by Bronwen Elisabeth Roberts
Gugulethu (meaning ‘our pride’) is one of the oldest and fastest developing black townships in South Africa. This township boasts many shebeens, restaurants and jazz clubs. A shebeen is a good place to enjoy the local beer and savour the sounds of township jazz. written by Bronwen Elisabeth Roberts
Eco-tourism puts focus on local cultures, wilderness adventures, volunteering, cultural and individual growth, and learning new and better ways to exist in our world. It is classically defined as travel to destinations where the flora, fauna, and cultural heritage are the primary attractions. written by
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Today, African food is the most diverse cuisine on the planet, a true "melting pot" of foods and flavors. Africa's history is rich and so is its cuisine. With influences from so many other countries, Dutch, English, Asian, and Indian, Africa's new cuisine is the newest global food trend. << previous page 1 next page>> |
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