Golden-hour vineyard rows
A cinematic series on wine & technology

Where the vine remembers, and the data listens.

Rooted in tradition. Driven by innovation. The TerraVine Project follows the people reshaping wine — from centuries-old terroir to sensor-mapped soil.

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The concept

One glass holds a thousand years of tradition — and the first signals of what comes next.

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From the field

Our first episode is in production. Here's where we're headed.

Stellenbosch vineyard at duskEpisode 01 · Coming Soon
Stellenbosch, South Africa

Before big data came to wine, one family was already doing it.

A New World estate where intuition met instrumentation long before the rest of the industry caught up — the opening chapter of The TerraVine Project.

A time capsule

Then and now: 2018 to 2026

Why we are going back. In eight years, a whole generation of Cape winemaking turned over.

2018

Four winemakers interviewed at the bottom of the Day Zero drought.

2019–21

Every one of the four winemakers leaves their estate.

2020–21

Chamonix's owner dies; the estate is sold to Norwegian investors.

2025

Wildfire destroys Chamonix's lodge; Meerlust marks 50 years.

The recordings cannot be made again. That is what makes them worth revisiting.

The bigger picture

The numbers behind the series.

208m hLthe lowest global wine consumption since 1957.
0 to 40,000 haChina's Ningxia, from desert to a wine region in twenty years.

Figures from OIV, trade and academic sources; directional, and cited in our factbase.

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Help us tell the story of wine's next chapter.

We partner with estates, technologists, regions and sponsors who share a belief: that tradition and innovation belong in the same row.