Re-corking Mythical GS Cabernet 1966 to find a World of Wonder Getting to see how cork has allowed great wine to develop and age is one of the most satisfying…
Cathy Marston on Judging Amorim Cap Classique Challenge The winners of this year’s Amorim Cap Classique Challenge are to be announced on 30 September. Well-known wine writer…
Amorim Cap Classique Challenge: Call for Entries Cap Classique producers have until 22 July to submit their wines for this year’s Amorim Cap Classique Challenge, which…
Consumer Survey Points to Quality Image of Wines Closed with Cork Perceptions on wine bottle closures and specifically the image of cork came to the fore in an insightful study…
Amorim Corks Slashes 22 000 tons’ CO₂ emissions off South African Wine Production in 2019 Climate change has become a major issue and global talking-point due to its effects on the environment and the…
Operations during Level 4 lockdown Dear Valued Amorim Customer, As we collectively navigate through this crisis, I wish to express my best wishes for…
Portuguese Commemorate 500 Years of Earth’s circumnavigation with Voyage of the NRP Sagres Cape Town turned out to be the unscheduled last stop for the NRP Sagres, which was undergoing a 371-day…
Amorim Cork: Sustainable for 150 Years, and Still Going Strong When the first cork stoppers were produced 150 years ago in Amorim’s initial rudimentary cork plant, the world was…
Amorim Adds Spice to the Original Nando’s An unimposing commercial building in Rosettenville, Johannesburg was where one of South Africa’s most successful brands began over three…
History of Cork and Wine began with a Pop With Amorim celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, it is apt to go further back in history to the…
150 Years: A Milestone for Amorim This is one of the proudest years in the history of Amorim Cork, as here in 2020 the company…
SA wine industry remains confident despite tough environment The South African wine industry expects 2020 to be a difficult year, but remains hopeful that it will be…