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Summer’s not over ’til the Mpumalanga Wine Show

PLEASE NOTE: (As communicated to Lowvelder by the organisers) Following the declaration last night by the President, of a national state of disaster and the prohibition on gatherings of more than 100 people, we regret to advise you that the 2020 Mpumalanga Wine Show will not be taking place at Emnotweni on 3 and 4 April.

This is for the 11th year running, promising the customary excitement brought to Nelspruit and White River patrons by the Cape cellars exhibiting at the show.

The 2020 wine buzz in the Lowveld will include an impressive line-up of more than 30 wineries.

Savour the remainder of summer with tastings of Vini Italia’s proseccos, a Hill&Dale sparkling, unwooded chardonnays of Glen Carlou and Glenelly, the Jordan Barrel Fermented Chardonnay, Ken Forrester’s legendary chenin blancs and Neethlingshof’s gewürztraminer.

Sophisticated and silky reds will be found at the Tokara, Kanonkop, Spier and Warwick stands and for the treasure hunters, newcomer Holden Manz Wine Estate will present delicious wines from the Franschhoek valley.

A full list of wines will be available at mpumalangawineshow.co.za from 16 March.

The Mpumalanga Wine Show is the event to discover unusual varieties, hear the winemaker’s stories at Master Class tastings (book on the night at no extra charge) and spot eye-candy labels, both classic and quirky.

Tasting favourites can be purchased at show prices via the Shop@Show facility located in the wine hall, for door-to-door delivery.

Online tickets cost R200 per person.  Make a party and pay only R180 per person for group bookings of six or more by April 2, and R220 at the door.

Emnotweni Rewards cardholders are entitled to instant discounts, from 10% upwards when booking online.

Ticket Prices:

Tickets each cost R200 online and R180 for group bookings of 6 or more, bought by 2 April.  R220 at the door. Emnotweni Rewards discounts apply.

Ticket includes unlimited tastings and wine tasting glass.

No entry to under 18s, babies and prams.

Refreshments:  Light meals will be available for sale.

For more information and Bookings:

 

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Bongani Mashisane

Bongani Mashisane is a journalist and digital content creator who began his career in 2005, working with African News Dimension, TimesLIVE and iNet Bridge.
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