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You are here: Home / News / Celebrating the 10th vintage of Nero d’Avola, Africa’s resilient response to climate change | wine.co.za | SA News

Celebrating the 10th vintage of Nero d’Avola, Africa’s resilient response to climate change | wine.co.za | SA News

1 June 2026 by Guest

This past Africa Day (25 May), Bosman Family Vineyards turned its focus on the new direction the continent is taking to embrace our climate and our culture. Many wine producers are planting grape cultivars more suited to our conditions than the traditional French and German varieties brought to our continent by European colonialists.

Bosman Nero is the first and only wine to be made in South Africa from the Sicilian red grape varietal called Nero d’ Avola, but we like to call it Nero d’Africa because it feels right at home in this terroir.

In 2004 when the phrase “climate change” began to rear its worrying head, Petrus Bosman decided to do something about it. While scientists,…

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  1. midnight rambler

    11 September 2026 at 7:19 pm

    Fun South African Fact: The Union Buildings in Pretoria are home to a larger than life Nelson Mandela statue.

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