In this photo taken on March 9, 2009, Alta Dwyer a worker test wine samples in the lab at the Graham Beck wine estate in Robertson, South Africa. South Africans this year are celebrating the 350th anniversary of their wine industry and note proudly that it is generations older than any New World wines from Australia or South America. AP Photo logo AP Photo 6 months ago

In this photo taken on March 9, 2009, Alta Dwyer a worker test wine samples in the lab at the Graham Beck wine estate in Robertson, South Africa. South Africans this year are celebrating the 350th anniversary of their wine industry and note proudly that it is generations older than any New World wines from Australia or South America.

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