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Meet the team: Jackson Dlatu
APRIL 18, 2017 | Spier is home to a diverse bunch of passionate people, doing what they love, and committed to making a difference every day. Jackson – the man expertly frying eggs each morning at the Spier Hotel’s breakfast buffet – hails from the Eastern Cape. He first learnt how to cook when he was a teenager, and has subsequently worked all over the Western Cape, joining Spier in 2006. He lives in Kayamandi, just outside of Stellenbosch.
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Spier Hotel and Conference Centre Achieves Major Water Savings
APRIL 11, 2017 | As the Western Cape strains to conserve its rapidly dwindling water supplies, Spier Wine Farm’s 10-year water conservation initiative is achieving large-scale savings.
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Nature’s gift: Harvest yields a perfect year
APRIL 10, 2017 | With harvest now complete, Spier Cellar Master Frans Smit is raising his glass to what he’s describing as “a wonderful example of a perfect year”.
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Meet the team: CHARLOTTE TSHALI
APRIL 10, 2017 | Spier is home to a diverse bunch of passionate people, doing what they love, and committed to making a difference every day. Charlotte Tshali joined Spier 10 years ago as a waitress. Today she serves as a Service Training Officer.
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Meet the team: Tyson Meyi
APRIL 03, 2017 | Spier is home to a diverse bunch of passionate people, doing what they love, and committed to making a difference every day. Tyson Meyi joined Spier 13 years as a general assistant with no knowledge of wine at all. Today he’s a senior wine educator passionate about sharing his knowledge of wine with visitors to Spier’s Tasting Room.
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Meet the team: Samuel Moloi
MARCH 28, 2017 | Spier is home to a diverse bunch of passionate people, doing what they love, and committed to making a difference every day. Nursery Supervisor Samuel Moloi has been working in Spier’s nursery for the last 10 years. Passionate about sharing his knowledge with his team members, he’s helping to restore the farm’s ecosystem to good health, through the growing and planting of millions of indigenous plants.
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