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Keeping an old vine in the ground costs money, and it's not always an easy sell to the accountants. In part 2, Cathy van Zyl, Master of Wine and Director of the Old Vine Project, tells us the story of South Africa's oldest known vineyard nearly being lost, what consumers are actually paying for old vine wine, and why the rest of the world is only starting to catch up.
By VinimarkKeeping an old vine in the ground costs money, and it's not always an easy sell to the accountants. In part 2, Cathy van Zyl, Master of Wine and Director of the Old Vine Project, tells us the story of South Africa's oldest known vineyard nearly being lost, what consumers are actually paying for old vine wine, and why the rest of the world is only starting to catch up.

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