Wine Tasting *Boschendal* (South Africa)

Hello all and thank you for reading,

There is this very cool Wineshop / Bistro near where I live in TTDI called CORKs OUT.

I have been a loyal customer of theirs since two years now and I am in love with quality of wine they provide to the Malaysian Market.

They are organising a wine tasting event on Thursday the 25th of April 2019 at 19.30 till late (South African Freedom Day) , the event will be sponsored by the famous Boschendal the second largest wine state and wine manufacturers in South Africa established in 1685.

CORKs OUT will provide five types of wine to taste 4 bottles of each type total of 20 bottles and two types of cheese and crackers.

WINE;
The Pavillion Shiraz Viognier
The Pavillion Chenin Blanc
1685 Savignon Blanc
1685 Cabernet Sauvignon
1685 Pinotage

Cheese;
Camembert
Cheddar
Crackers

They have a great kitchen incase you feel hungry you may order snacks and meals till late. Menu photos attached.

The facility;
Cosy, fun, great music, large projector screen, craoke machine, bar, kitchen, wineshop with option of selected sparkling and whisky.

Cost;
RM 50 per person.
RM 0 free (if you spend RM100 and above)
Boschendal is having great discounts and offers for their range that night however you may choose to purchase any item from the shop for the above mentioned price.

Please confirm your attendance by texting me or WhatsApp 0142626242.

About Boschendal;
ABOUT BOSCHENDAL WINE ESTATE
Boschendal is situated in the Franschhoek Valley, an area meaning ‘little French corner’ where Huguenot settlers fled religious persecution and shared their winemaking skills leading to its status as a premier wine-growing region in the South African Cape.

Boschendal’s viticultural heritage dates back to 1685 with vineyards that cover 6km along the slopes of the Groot Drakenstein Mountain towards the Dwarsriver, to the slopes of the Simonsberg Mountain. French Huguenot Jean le Long was the first owner, but the De Villiers family were the ones to lay the farming foundations and build the Manor House.

The philosophy of winemaking places utmost importance on their natural heritage and the aim is to maintain the strong tradition whilst utilising modern innovation to produce premier wines. Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc are planted on a large part of the estate, whilst recent plantings of red varietals such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Shiraz have catapulted Boschendal on the path to become a top red wine producer in South Africa.

Join the guided walk through the various varietals and enjoy the view from the highest point on the farm on this Vineyard Tour, which you’ll have to book beforehand. Or perhaps meander through their maturation cellar amongst the oak barrels on a cellar tour. The knowledgeable hosts will guide you through a tasting in the oldest building on the estate, the Cellar Door Wine Tasting Centre.

https://www.boschendal.com

See you all on Thursday have a great time ahead.