Delheim Wild Ferment Chenin Blanc still hitting the 1986’s high notes. The year 1986 was…wild. And not just because Delheim’s Ou Jong (Old Youngster) vineyard – the one that realised its famed Wild Ferment Chenin Blanc – was planted then. Indeed, the Stellenbosch winery has just released its latest vintage, the first since achieving official Heritage Vineyard status. More than anything, the Delheim Wild Ferment Chenin Blanc 2021 epitomises the renowned family-owned winery’s slogan: Worth the Journey. The special seal and serial number the bottle now carries, guarantee its pedigree, but also point to that wild era connected to the…
A renewed health focus is top of most people’s lists of new year resolutions. But healthy doesn’t have to mean boring. Have a look at the food trends…
More is more with upcoming cake trends. In the age of Bridgerton and social media, the more elaborate and whimsical cakes are, the better. – Summer issue Bites excerpt In our Summer issue, we featured Cakes by Emily Jane for her opulent cakes on offer from her bespoke cakery. The opulent Wedding season has never looked better than with this regal cake creation. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cakes By Emily Jane (@cakesby_emilyjane) The whimsical Bespoke Cape Town bakery, Frosted, adds some whimsy to cake trends with these comic-inspired cakes. View this post on…
We’re no strangers to the level of craftsmanship and creativity that Japanese people practice, so the news of the Northeast Asian country winning 2023’s World Pastry Cup in France…
The Who Knows Bar isn’t your typical wine bar. The parties at this eccentric spot include signed glasses, elevated street food and graffiti on the walls. Moving away from the sophisticated associations of a wine bar, Who Knows takes a cheekier approach to the scene. Guests, for one, sit at booths and tables made out of crates. Graffiti is splattered across the spot’s walls. “Soup of the day: champagne” and “buy wine, not cocaine” are but a few of the tongue-in-cheek phrases. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Who Knows Bar (@who_knows_bar) If you’re lucky,…
Most experts believe it takes an average of 66 days to form a habit. One habit dietician Aziwe Booi is hoping South Africans will improve on is plant-based foods.…
January is Veganuary – a month to challenge yourself to eat only plant-based foods to draw awareness to conscious and compassionate eating. If you’re not sure how to create your own vegan menu, we’ve got you covered with some of our best vegan recipes to get planning. However, a key consideration to keep in mind is to make sure that you’re eating enough protein every day for maximum energy and nutrition. READ MORE: The best vegan protein sources We’ve put together a range of vegan recipes to pick and choose from to build your vegan menu for the week. From…
We recently came across the SANA Essential Everyday Matcha Kit and had to learn more about this morning matcha ritual. Matcha is an alternative to coffee in the…
Chinese New Year – also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival – falls on Sunday the 22nd of January this year and celebrations continue for 16 days until the Lantern Festival. This year is the year of the Water Rabbit, and in Chinese culture the Rabbit symbolises longevity and peace making 2023 a year of hope. Chinese New Year celebrates the start of a new year according to the traditional Chinese lunisolar calendar. Traditionally, Chinese New Year was a time to honour deities and ancestors, and today it is celebrated by visiting and feasting with family. Other traditions include…
If last year’s butter board trend wasn’t enough for you, then this year’s butter candle will be. 2022 saw many of us smearing Lurpak onto chopping boards and calling it…