Ken Forrester Vineyards, renowned for its iconic FMC Chenin Blanc, launched a groundbreaking sculpture garden nestled within the historic FMC vineyard. The legendary site was planted in 1974 and celebrated worldwide for producing one of South Africa's most acclaimed wines. This innovative public space transforms the vineyard into an immersive art destination, where guests can wander among ancient bush vines, each a living masterpiece of viticultural artistry, alongside striking contemporary sculptures curated by acclaimed artist and gallerist Janko de Beer of FOMO Fine Art Gallery. Accessible via a new gateway from the estate's acclaimed tasting lounge, the garden invites wine enthusiasts, art lovers, and nature seekers alike to experience a harmonious blend of heritage and creativity. "The FMC Vineyard isn't just soil and vines; it's a canvas of time, resilience, and flavour," said Ken Forrester, visionary winemaker and guardian of Ken Forrester Vineyards. "By collaborating with Janko and a constellation of talented artists, we're inviting the public to walk this sacred ground, a registered heritage site, where the gnarled elegance of 50-year-old Chenin Blanc vines dialogues with bold, modern sculptures. It's a celebration of Stellenbosch's soul: earthy, enduring, and endlessly inspiring."