Benguela Cove makes the wine circle bigger!
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Benguela Cove Lagoon Wine Estate launched their Wine Club December 2017. With two successful shipments and a growing interest in these cool climate wines, it’s time to make the wine circle bigger!
The Benguela Cove Lagoon Wine Estate in Walker Bay, the forefront property of the Benguela Collection and home to terroir driven wines, is inviting all wine lovers to a tutored tasting of the Benguela Cove Wines at the estate on Saturday 21 July 2018. This launch allows current wine club members and new wine friends to meet and shake hands with our cellar master, Johann Fourie.
It is also an opportunity to learn more about the wine club benefits and enjoy the surrounds of this special place. Current wine club members receive free entry. Nonmembers can book a seat for R80 and get to sip on all our Benguela Cove Estate wines accompanied by tasty snacks. What better way to spend your Saturday!
About Benguela Cove Lagoon Wine Estate Situated on the edge of the Bot River Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean, Benguela Cove Lagoon Wine Estate has become a leading producer of site specific estate wines. The Benguela Cove ranges of wines have won several awards and continue to receive raving reviews for its distinct taste. Surrounded by the majestic Palmiet Mountains guests to the estate can dine at the Moody Lagoon restaurant enjoy vineyard and cellar tours, with various wine tastings to choose from in the Tasting Room.
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