New Directions in South Africa

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The country's top young winemakers look to the world for inspiration

Bruce Schoenfeld
Issue: November 15, 2002

Nineteen bottles sit clustered on a table. A new generation of South African winery owners sits around it, scions of a 300-year tradition. The surnames are familiar but the faces are fresh: Jean Engelbrecht of Rust en Vrede, Hannes Myburgh of Meerlust, Lowell Jooste of Klein Constantia, Mike Ratcliffe of Warwick.

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