Wine alias

Besides red wine, white wine and champagne, wine has two more "alternative" names.

black wine,vin noir

In addition to the red, white and pink of wine, South Africans have created a new color today: black. Of course, wine can't be black. "Black wine" actually refers to the wine brewed by the winery run by black people and responsible for brewing, which is the product of "immigrant culture". South Africa is one of the six major grape producing areas in the world today, and the Cape region with typical Mediterranean climate is rich in South African wines.

Hot wine (wine)

Hot wine is produced in Sava region, and its history can be traced back to hundreds of years ago. Sava mostly belongs to mountainous areas. People grow grapes and make wine in the valley. Merchants put wine in vats and transported it to the mountains by camels. The villagers exchanged cheese for wine, and added spices such as dried lemon peel, dried orange peel, cinnamon and clove to the wine and heated it. It is cold in the mountains in winter, so drinking hot wine is one of the effective ways to keep out the cold. In addition, leftover red wine can also be used, so hot red wine has become a popular drink in Sawa in winter.