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Drinking responsibly is nothing new. Living mindfully means<br />

you should take a good look at the estates and the wines<br />

you’re choosing ... with conservation, organic,<br />

vegan-friendly and low alcohol being<br />

part of your buying decisions.<br />

Delheim is an industry leader in its commitment to conservation and responsible production practices. The farm uses<br />

a bio-natural water management plant that recycles all cellar waste water, takes care to preserve substantial tracts of<br />

mountain fynbos, and promotes bio-diversity. The Delheim Chenin Blanc Wild Ferment is made in one of the most<br />

natural processes – by allowing spontaneous fermentation by indigenous yeast. Around R145 a bottle. Details: delheim.<br />

com • Demonstrating their commitment to a greener, animal-friendly future, Spier was the first winery in the world to<br />

receive Control Union Vegan Standard certification by the accredited certifying body, Control Union. So an excellent<br />

choice for vegans is the Spier Creative Block 2 (a Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon blend) and the Seaward Chardonnay, two<br />

of the four vegan wines from Spier’s vegan range. R110 each from spier.co.za • Mensa winemaker Ben Snyman crafts only<br />

vegan-friendly wines, eschewing the use of any animal products in the cellar. There are two fabulous vegan-friendly wines<br />

– Sauvignon Blanc 2019 is a beautifully balanced wine brimming with citrus and tropical fruit, and Cabernet Sauvignon<br />

2018 has all intense flavours of dark chocolate and blackberry. R80 and R90 from mensawines.com<br />

Compiled by: KYM ARGO. Photographer: MEGAN BRETT.<br />

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