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South Africa's Newfound Value
Distinctive wines that offer plenty of flavor despite recent ups and downs
South Africa has long struggled for a place in the world wine-scene. With many of its vineyards plagued by disease and with the country lacking an easily identifiable wine image, South Africa has had its work cut out for it.
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