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Sailing the new wine Silk Road: Why South East Asia is South Africa’s next great frontier | wine.co.za | SA News

15 April 2026 by Guest

For centuries, the center of the commercial universe was the Mediterranean. To the merchants of Venice and Genoa, these waters were the “Established Way.” They knew every port, every tax collector, and every prevailing wind. It was comfortable, it was prestigious, and, for a long time, it was enough.

But while the Italians clung to their shrinking pond, a few visionaries looked past the Pillars of Hercules toward the “Sea of Darkness” – the Atlantic. The fear of leaving the known coastline was palpable; maps ended in jagged edges labeled Terra Incognita. Yet, those who braved the unknown didn’t just find new land; they redefined the wealth of nations. They traded the congested,…

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