Hemel‑en‑Aarde (Afrikaans for “Heaven and Earth”) hugs South Africa’s southern coast near Hermanus, where chilly winds off the Atlantic funnel straight through the valley. The result is a cool‑climate haven for Chardonnay - wines show crisp citrus and stone‑fruit flavors, vivid acidity, and a quietly persistent mineral core drawn from the valley’s clay-…
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