A vision is an ephemeral thing. It can take decades to formulate and then pinpoint, and still, despite clarity, remain elusive in its fulfilment.

Many winery entrances attempt to convey grandeur, heritage and winemaking craftsmanship by having ostentatious filigree gates surrounded by perfectly pruned rosebushes, or centuries-past dates and logos emblazoned on gabled, whitewashed manor houses. In comparison, the approach to Weltevrede is mundane...

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