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Charles Banks Sets Course for Mulderbosch’s Future
Stellenbosch, South Africa - Renowned winery Mulderbosch, of Stellenbosch in South Africa, announced today that it will begin importing its own wines into the United States. “In order to recognize Mulderbosch’s full potential here in the United States, we wanted to better control how Mulderbosch goes to market, more effectively execute our sales strategy, and place added emphasis on Mulderbosch’s history, viticulture and enological ...
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NEW MULDERBOSCH TASTING ROOM – THE DEFINITION OF BAREFOOT ELEGANCE
The look of Stellenbosch wine estate Mulderbosch has gone from pleasantly pedestrian to barefoot elegant with its launch of The Tasting Room, newly transformed into a relaxed indoor-outdoor contemporary space, where the flagship wine producer’s vintages meet rustic gourmet pizzas. As part of the extensive revamp and revitalisation of the Mulderbosch wine estate, The Tasting Room was designed by Cape Town-based dhk ...
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Mason to Move Mountains for Mulderbosch
Mulderbosch, acclaimed Stellenbosch wine producer, has appointed Adam Mason as winemaker and Chrianto Oosthuizen as general manager, effective from 1 December 2011. California-based investment group Terroir Capital acquired Mulderbosch in 2011. Mason has been winemaker at Klein Constantia for the past eight years, prior to which he spent six years abroad. He will continue to offer his support to winemakers Matthew Day and Stiaan ...
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Betting on South Africa
Investor Charles Banks thinks there’s money to be made in old-vine chenin blanc. By Elin McCoy Charles Banks was poking around the small cellar at South Africa’s Mulderbosch Vineyards in spring 2008 when its winemaker pulled out some old vintages of chenin blanc. Stunned by how delicious the 15- to 20-year-old whites tasted, Banks saw the future unfolding. Three years later, his company, Santa ...
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Announcement from Kershaw & Mulderbosch
Richard Kershaw, Winemaker at Mulderbosch, on Friday announced his decision to leave the company to pursue new challenges and expand his winemaking experience by working the upcoming vintage in Europe and developing his own vineyard in nearby Elgin. Richard has served the company with distinction for the past eight years. Formerly Winemaker for then-sister winery Kanu, he was appointed Group Winemaker at both Mulderbosch and Kanu two years ago. He then assumed duties as Winemaker ...
