Kanonkop's Abrie Beeslaar to leave iconic Cape estate
After 23 harvests at South Africa's famous Kanonkop estate, cellarmaster Abrie Beeslaar is set to leave in August to concentrate on his own eponymous brand.
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After 23 harvests at South Africa's famous Kanonkop estate, cellarmaster Abrie Beeslaar is set to leave in August to concentrate on his own eponymous brand.
The Stellenbosch and Franschhoek regions of South Africa are dramatic landscapes of soaring granite mountains and lush, sweeping valleys that are ideal for viticulture.
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