Tag: Saint Joseph 2009


Wine of the Week 30th March 2012

Posted on 30th March, by admin in Videos. No Comments

This week Roland and Tessa taste a brilliant St Joseph, and one of South Africa’s newest wine-maker’s wines that could be the biggest bargain you will find this year. If you are looking to buy the St Joseph send Roland a mail and he’ll sort you out, or if you want to hook yourself up [...]





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