by James Fouche | Sep 29, 2025 | Thoughts
Another brilliant day for writing. The clouds are full and hanging low. There is something electric in the air. Nature is tugging at my soul. The intoxicating smell of coffee drifts across my laptop screen. Patrons are coming and going, stopping and walking, carrying...
by James Fouche | Sep 17, 2025 | Wine
“We are all mortal until the first kiss and the second glass.” Eduardo GaleanoThere is much to be said about the Tasmanian wine and how it contributes to the Australian wine industry. So much so that it only seems fair to take a look at the history to fully grasp how...
by James Fouche | Aug 22, 2025 | Wine
The Garden Route has always been about fast fun, thrilling escapes, and energy-packed adventure. With tourism offices selling the adventure to the hordes of tourists that flock our way, we have overlooked the ever-growing wine industry of the Southern Cape. While most...
by James Fouche | Jul 7, 2014 | Wine
Finally the part of the journey that makes the skin tingle and the mouth salivate. Well, I guess its true if you are a wine buff or an alcoholic. Either way, let’s look at the wines. Wine is a diverse indulgence. I do not object to viewing it as a living...
by James Fouche | Jun 18, 2014 | Travel
When we travel somewhere I prefer to set out before sunrise. Best to hit the tar before trucks crawl out of hiding and snail along your intended route. My wife first concluded her exhausting packing regime, then it was my turn. I’m a plotter so most of...
