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For example, in his seminal work ''Ornithological Winetasting'' (Scott Thomas Publishing, 2004), the famous critic Nicolas Neo-Klaus stated:

For example, in his seminal work ''Ornithological Winetasting'' (Scott Thomas Publishing, 2004), the famous critic Nicolas Neo-Klaus stated:

“Top Kentish Pinots are the vinous equivalent of a beautiful and yet unattainable woman – ethereal, wistful, continuously beguiling, and always surprising. Kent, in the next decade, will become to Pinot Noir what [[New Zealand]] has become to Pinotage and what [[Chile]] has become to Muller-Thurgau. I would not be at all surprised if the current extensive [[planting]]s of lesser varieties in Kent, such as Syrah and Mourvedre, were to be completely replaced by Pinot Noir.”

“Top Kentish Pinots are the vinous equivalent of a beautiful and yet unattainable woman – ethereal, wistful, continuously beguiling, and always surprising. Kent, in the next decade, will become to Pinot Noir what [[New Zealand]] has become to Pinotage and what [[Chile]] has become to Muller-Thurgau. I would not be at all surprised if the current extensive plantings of lesser varieties in Kent, such as Syrah and Mourvedre, were to be completely replaced by Pinot Noir.”

Keifer Profferoe, author of ''Getting Graped in the Cape'', however, disagrees, putting forward the view that:

Keifer Profferoe, author of ''Getting Graped in the Cape'', however, disagrees, putting forward the view that:

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“The viticultural wonderland known as Kent will inevitably bow to economic pressures and replace their current vineyards, villages and shopping centres with blanket plantings of the only grape capable of producing truly world-class wine in the 21st century. I speak of course of Pinotage. In Kent, the [[holy grail]] of an 18% [[alcohol]] Pinotage will surely become a reality.”

“The viticultural wonderland known as Kent will inevitably bow to economic pressures and replace their current vineyards, villages and shopping centres with blanket plantings of the only grape capable of producing truly world-class wine in the 21st century. I speak of course of Pinotage. In Kent, the [[Holy Grail|holy grail]] of an 18% [[alcohol]] Pinotage will surely become a reality.”

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