South Africa’s, well-known brand, Four Cousins Wine recently popped the cork on a significant milestone – its 18th birthday! Along with celebrating this grand occasion, Four Cousins has also undergone a makeover, further enhancing its reputation as the “wine-lovers” favourite. [Read more…]
Affordable Red Wines Under R100 – Wine Matters
I am aware of the fact that I have been come a bit of a wine snob, especially when it comes to red wine, but I still believe that you can find good quality wine at a reasonable price. Today, I am sharing a list of my Top Affordable Red Wines. [Read more…]
Landskroon Wine Estate Favourite Red Wines
It is winter in Cape Town, which means red wine abounds! So over the next few weeks, I will be sharing a few of my top red wines. Today I am starting with two of my favourites from Landskroon Wine Estate. [Read more…]
My Top Alcohol-Free Wine and Bubbly Picks
I know there are wine lovers out there who would question why alcohol-free wine? Well, there are those who choose not to drink wine for a variety of reasons but still enjoy joining in the festivities. Over the past six months, I have discovered quality alcohol-free wine, as well as a de-alcoholised white wine, which I thought I would share with you. [Read more…]
Backsberg Pinotage Rosé Double Gold Rosé Rocks
This write-up is a tad behind schedule, too much wine, too little time! Last year the newly launched Backsberg Pinotage Rosé was awarded Double Gold at the Rosé Rocks wine awards. After tasting it, I can understand why. [Read more…]
Hermanuspietersfontein Wines Kat met die Houtbeen
I love the fact that “Wine” has become such an integral part of what I write about on Inspired Living. One of my favourite things is discovering new wines and while I know that it is unrealistic to think that I will enjoy everything I try, there are very few South African wines, which I find unpalatable. A recent wine discovery I made, is Kat met die Houtbeen, from Hermanuspietersfontein Wines. [Read more…]
Essence du Cap Pinot Noir 2016 Alive with Flair
Fleur du Cap wines were somewhat of an institution in our home when I was growing up. I am certain that you will agree that many of the traditional South African wine farms produce fantastic wine. Many of them use the most updated techniques. Their branding, however, has not moved with the times. When I heard that Fleur du Cap was having a makeover I was excited to see the transformation. Especially as they were sending me a bottle, of their Essence du Cap Pinot Noir 2016, to experience the “new look” first hand. [Read more…]
Protea Range from Anthonij Rupert Wine
The Protea range, from Anthonij Rupert Wine, is a firm favourite in our home. Both the Sauvignon and Rosé are fantastic, everyday drinking options, that won’t break the budget. [Read more…]