Graham Beck takes Cap Classique expertise to England

Bizcommunity1 October 2026 at 05:44

South African sparkling wine house Graham Beck is taking its traditional-method expertise into new territory with the launch of its first English sparkling wine, marking a shift from exporting a South African product to building a brand across international terroirs.
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