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Quietly Climbing
Quality and diversity are on the rise, but South African wines still struggle for recognition
Every year, South Africa takes another step toward proving itself as a world-class wine producer. But progress is more a whisper than a shout. By any measure, quality is better than ever and diversity is on full display too. Not least, value abounds, with many bottles costing just $20 or less. Wine Spectator's senior editor James Molesworth reports.
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