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Team South Africa proudly represented their country at the prestigious World Blind Wine Tasting Championship which took place this weekend at Chateau Dauzac in Margaux, France . The event, hosted by La Revue du Vin de France , saw 39 countries compete in a highly competitive competition over 12 wines from across the world. The South African squad, chosen following an intense national competition, included Chris Groenewald , Danielle Le Roux CWM, Bernard de Boer, and Wim Truter.
The terrain is always being redefined by the changing environment, which makes international contests like this global blind-tasting championship more difficult. While South Africa earned an honourable score, the high level of competition from teams like Italy , Taiwan, and Switzerland made it difficult to secure a top spot.
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