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Compagniesdrift Wines
Compagniesdrift is situated just off the R310 to Stellenbosch on the historic farm road of the same name and which was once the ox-wagon route between the 17th century Dutch Cape colony and the Overberg region.
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9 FAQs about Pinot Noir
This light-bodied, elegant wine is one of the most well-loved red wine varieties in the world. Before you celebrate Pinot Noir Day on 18 August, brush up on all you need to know about this versatile wine.
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Woman in Wine: Ilse Ruthford
The managing director of Compagniesdrift believes people and partners are the cornerstones of their business. This Women’s Month, Ilse Ruthford shares her philosophy for caring for Compagniesdrift workers and their families as the business strives to create a work environment with a strong sense of family and belonging
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Warming reds for rich, winter food
Fruity, spicy and rich in savoury notes, Shiraz is a red variety to be savoured and enjoyed with food. Here’s a taste of the most delicious pairings.
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Fat Bastard: A happy accident
When two friends, Thierry and Guy, first created FAT bastard wines, they did it with gusto. They poured their hearts, souls and great dollops of generosity into every bottle. In fact, it was a huge discovery (in winemaking terms) that led to the name ‘FAT bastard.’ It comes from having left the wine on the lees for a lot longer than usual, which allowed it to develop more fully and completely. When they tasted the result, there was simply no other way to describe it other than: “Well, now that’s a FAT bastard!”.
Read more >Wine pairing 101
The only guide you’ll ever need! We show you how to pair any dish with your favourite wines – with confidence.
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