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Post office toasts SA wine industry - Vimarsana News

Post office toasts SA wine industry

The South African Post Office (Sapo) has paid tribute to the South African wine industry through a set of five small international letter rate stamps and a commemorative envelope that will be issued on Friday.

Wines of South Africa Struggle to Be Globally Relevant - Vimarsana News

Wines of South Africa Struggle to Be Globally Relevant

Approximately 7 years ago (2016), South African wines were removed from the wine shops in Nordic countries. The reason?

Travel Experts Reveal 5 Things You Didn't Know About Africa's Most Loved Destinations - Vimarsana News

Travel Experts Reveal 5 Things You Didn't Know About Africa's Most Loved Destinations

Unlike traditional tourism awards or surveys, the Tourism Sentiment Index (TSI) sources data from more than 500,000 online, peer-to-peer communication

Is this the oldest South African invention? - Vimarsana News

Is this the oldest South African invention?

South Africa has many great inventions, from the kreepy crawly to the CAT scan - but what could be the oldest invention from South Africa?

Interesting wines from 'man-made' grape varieties | Wine - Vimarsana News

Interesting wines from 'man-made' grape varieties | Wine

Pick of the bunch: ‘Critics are concerned that new varieties developed to be resistant to disease, would displace less hardy, but tastier, traditional varieties.’ Photograph: David Silverman/Getty Images Nu.Vo.Té, Vin de France 2020 (£9.95, fieldandfawcett.co.uk) The world is not short of wine grape varieties. Wine Grapes, the magnificently authoritative reference book on the subject published in 2012, features some 1,368 of them. France alone officially recognises 250. All of which might make you wonder why we need more. Cer...