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Move over Champagne: South African sparkling wine has entered its golden age | wine.co.za | SA News

South Africa’s grape-growing history dates back more than 350 years, but its sparkling wine production is a mere half-century old. Produced similarly to Champagne using the traditional method, or méthode Champenoise, Cap Classique is a tribute to the legendary French bubbles.

But while South African sparklers are popular in upscale wine bars and restaurants in Cape Town, or on safari during sundowners in the bush, they haven’t received the same attention internationally as other sparkling wines like Prosecco or Cava. But that’s starting to change.

The country is getting more creative with its sparkling wine production. Winemakers are crafting Cap Classique wines in unexpected areas…

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