"Blind tastings show Cape wines hold their own in global arena
Elgin could rival the French home base of pinot and chardonnay in time" wrote @michaelfridjhon - read the full article on @BDliveSA .
Thank you Michael for sharing your thoughts
https://t.co/f6A8szPZVm
Wines of Elgin have undergone a fresh re-branding to ensure that the region stands strongly amidst the competitive international landscape.
Read on: https://t.co/PlfSKMQPoO
Spring in Elgin also means, Elgin Open Garden Route, open over 2 weekends, so head to the Elgin wine Valley on 28,29 Oct. and 4,5 of Nov. A couple of our wineries have opened their beautiful garden. Perfect opportunity to also visit their tasting room. Info @elginopengardensza
For @Jancis_Robinson I reported on the catastrophic floods that happened two weeks ago and how it has affected the South African wine industry - and how you can help. https://t.co/U3T5XaYUKz
Two weeks have passed since a destructive storm affected a large part of the Western Cape. Fortunately, in Elgin, all vineyards have been spared. Here are a couple of images showing the power of the water, especially on the mountain, viewed from afar, from the top, and up close.
Just in time for the weekend: a perfect idea for this cold weather from @PaulCluverWines; try your hand at their recipe for Roasted Butternut and Chickpea Curry, paired with the Village Pinot Noir 2022. https://t.co/TPV5y5lM6p #winesofelgin#elginmagic#elgin#southafrica