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‘We built this land’: descendants of enslaved people are reclaiming their history across South Africa’s vineyards

Slavery was integral to the country’s wine industry. Now a handful of wineries are addressing its legacy and righting the wrongs of the past At Groot Constantia, the oldest wine farm in South Africa, the 450,000 visitors who pass through its gates annually can admire the…

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