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Charles de Gaulle once despaired: ‘How can you govern a country that has 246 varieties of cheese? Hmm…he makes a good point. Besides cheese, the French eat an average of 500 snails each a year, and they consume 11.2 billion glasses of wine a year. What does this have to do with anything? Pretty much…

Backsberg Pinotage 2016- Kosher  Pinotage was bred in South Africa back in 1925 as a cross between two french grapes-  Pinot noir and Cinsaut. Since then it’s become their signature grape with tastes of ripe cherry, coffee bean and sweet strawberry, complimented by a subtle reminiscence  of dried herbs- Imagine sharing an espresso and berry…

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