Fashioning Modern Africanism

In celebration of their new addition,  proudly South African luxury beverage - Giovanni MCC  introduce it's newest range of blends to their MCC Family. The celebration is reeled in with a one of a kind holiday specials to set the tone for this delectable blends of locally produced bubbles to enjoy during the festive season. Giovanni MCC is produced  locally and crafted by Karusa Vineyards in Cape Town, the home of best wines worldwide. I mean, who doesn't know that South African wines are the best.  The difference between MCC and champagne is that the term "champagne" is reserved for wine made from grapes harvested in Champagne, France. Both wines rely on the traditional French fermenting process, which is labour intensive, time consuming and entirely reliant on handpicking only the best grapes to ensure exceptional quality and optimal purity of the fruit.  Méthode Cap Classique( MCC), is South Africa's bubbly  equivalent to France's champagne. Teacheable mome

Nederburg Wines is spending close to R1-million to encourage diners to return to their favourite licenced eateries in a campaign primarily designed to boost the beleaguered restaurant sector. Working with around 150 restaurant nationwide, as part of its #TastesOfSouthAfrica campaign, the award-winning brand is giving away R600 000 in vouchers via selected retailers that can be redeemed at participating establishments during August and September. More details can be found at  www.nederburg.com .   At the same time, every wait staff member selling Nederburg wines at these restaurants over the period will be entitled to a cash incentive. “Restaurants have been amongst the hardest-hit sectors in the pandemic,” says marketing manager Jackie Olivier. “We hope this campaign will bring people back to dining out again. Restaurants, service staff and the public all need an incentive to get the momentum going.”   Nederburg is also giving away R200 000 of wine and other prizes, and still more rest

  SAVVY WITH SAUVIGNON Four of Nederburg’s Sauvignon blanc wines were awarded 90+ scores and gold medals by the esteemed judging panel of The Drinks Business Global Sauvignon Blanc Masters 2020 in the United Kingdom (UK), one of the most important markets for the brand. The scores were allocated as follows: Nederburg Sauvignon Blanc 2020: 93 points (gold medal) Nederburg Heritage Heroes The Young Airhawk Sauvignon Blanc 2018 (wooded): 93 points (gold medal) Nederburg D234 Auction Reserve Sauvignon Blanc 2016: 91 points (gold medal) Nederburg Two Centuries Sauvignon Blanc 2016 (wooded): 91 points (gold medal) Each made in a unique style, these wines are an absolute pleasure to make as well as to drink, according to Nederburg white-winemaker, Pieter Badenhorst. “What’s really encouraging, is the high score given to our core range Nederburg Sauvignon Blanc 2020, made from fruit grown in the Darling, Stellenbosch and Ceres regions which are all cool-climate winegrowing areas,” he states. “