South African Wine: An Era of Change for the Better

Thirty years aer the fall of apartheid, the wine industry in South Africa is looking very di¡erent. Though there is still much to be done, there is evidence today of diversity and inclusivity in all areas of the industry.

By Jessica Dupuy
THE BOOZY BACKSTORY

In 2019, Berene Sauls drained her entire bank account and purchased a 16.6-hectare plot in Tesselaarsdal, a small village in South Africa’s Western Cape. It was a leap of faith in more ways than one. Sauls was a single mother of two boys. She grew up...

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South African Wine: An Era of Change for the Better

Thirty years aer the fall of apartheid, the wine industry in South Africa is looking very di¡erent. Though there is still much to be done, there is evidence today of diversity and inclusivity in all areas of the industry.

Thirty years aer the fall of apartheid, the wine industry in South Africa is looking very di¡erent. Though there is still much to be done, there is evidence today of diversity and inclusivity in all areas of the industry.