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Witblits

Clear spirit

appropriate license is obtained. Witblits is a brandy made from grapes, usually by using leftovers from the winery. Witblits is un-aged, meaning no maturation

Witblits

Moonshine by country

Mampuru). The equivalent product made from grapes is called witblits (white lightning). Witblits has a long history in the Western Cape Province (over 200

Moonshine by country

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Danny Keogh

Ugandan-born South African actor (1948–2019)

Golden Rendezvous Attacker #7 1978 Someone Like You Willem Labuschagne 1978 Witblits and Peach Brandy Peter 1978 The Fifth Season Lukas Mellet 1980 April 1980

Danny Keogh

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Gamkaskloof

Valley in Western Cape, South Africa

farmed grain, vegetables, fruits, tea and tobacco. They also distilled witblits, and brewed beer from wild honey. For many years, the residents petitioned

Gamkaskloof

Philippolis

Place in Free State, South Africa

the Griqua chief at that time. The cannons are fired during the town's Witblits festival held in April. These cannons may have been used during the various

Philippolis

Dirk de Villiers

South African filmmaker

Die Spaanse Vlieg Director Film 1978 Decision to Die Director Film 1978 Witblits & Peach Brandy Director, screenplay Film 1979 Charlie Word 'n Ster Director

Dirk de Villiers

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List of Afrikaans-language films

Dingetjie en Idi, comedy Kom tot Rus, comedy Die Winter van 14 Julie, drama Witblits en Peach Brandy [af], comedy, drama Die Spaanse Vlieg [af], comedy Dit

List of Afrikaans-language films

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Don Leonard

South African actor (1925–2002)

Comedy/Drama Van 1978 Someone Like You "Iemand Soos Jy" drama Oom Faan 1978 Witblits & Peach Brandy Comedy Koos van Graan 1979 Scotty & Co. western 1979 Zulu

Don Leonard

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South African Class 38-000

1992 design of electro-diesel locomotive

booked. These trains were the Natal Corridor (NATCOR) equivalent of the "Witblits" trains. In 1998, forty of these locomotives, numbers 38-011 to 38-050

South African Class 38-000