We’re delighted to be able to share with you that we’ve taken the top prize in the South African specialist category, edging out Lay & Wheeler in their 166th year of trading as well …
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Our boots in the vineyard, Malu Lambert, uncorks Cap Classique. Today in South Africa, 1 September—which also neatly happens to be the first day of spring for them—the country celebrates the 50th anniversary of …
Stark-Condé are no stranger to accolades but at the same time not ones to get complacent either, and a score of 96 points is always going to heads turning. Even more so when the …
We’re thrilled to announce that Museum Wines have been named South African specialist of the year by the renowned International Wine Challenge. Daniel Grigg, our Managing Director, received the award at The Oval on Wednesday. …
Last year we introduced Stark-Condé to our South African portfolio following their elevation to First Growth status by Tim Atkin MW in his 2019 Special Report. They quickly became a customer favourite and we sold five …
Imbued with the South African sun, Chenin Blanc presents nowhere on earth quite like it does on the tip of Africa. At a latitude of 35-degrees, light rains down with an omnipresent intensity, the …
The pristine wines of Uva Mira benefit from the location of its mountain vineyards, which are 620 metres above sea level at their highest point, as the climate falls into category two on the …
We’re delighted to be able to offer Château Séraphine 2020 available for purchase En Primeur. Unlike most releases which are offered by a veritable plethora of wine merchants around the UK we’re proud to be one …
“This was the lowest priced in a blind line-up of South African white wines that went up to £80 a bottle, and it was, without hesitation, the most thrilling wine there.” – Tamlyn Currin …
We’ve long championed MCC, or Methóde Cap Classique, as the savvy sparkling sipper’s pocket friendly alternative to Champagne. Now Karen Krizanovich, writing for Civilian Global, has dived head first into the category and its the …
“An educated palate will undoubtedly recognise and enjoy the classism and quality of this very fine Semillon expression.” The fruit grown on the 116 year old vines in Franschhoek’s Landau du Val vineyard has …