Celebrated Mullineux & Leeu Family Wines joins Meridian Wine Merchants portfolio
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Meridian Wine Merchants has extended its wine offering by welcoming the celebrated Mullineux and Leeu Family Wines to its portfolio from 1 November 2019 in all regions except the Cape including the Garden Route that will join from 1 March 2020.
Within a very short period of time, Mullineux and Leeu Family Wines has established a stellar reputation with their collection of award-winning wines including twenty-five five star ratings from Platter’s South African Wine Guide and Platter’s Winery of the Year in 2014, 2016 and 2019. In addition, Andrea Mullineux was named Wine Enthusiast’s 2016 International Winemaker of the Year and in 2017 Chris and Andrea were Tim Atkin’s South African Winemakers of the Year achieving First Growth status in his South Africa Report every year since.
Meridian Wine Merchants is a respected South African wine distributor, founded in 1997. With over two decades market experience and close industry relationships, the company is well placed to represent and grow the footprint for this collection of premium wines.
“Mullineux & Leeu Family Wines has an outstanding track-record as one of the most exciting and quality-led Cape producers in recent years,” says Meridian Wine Merchants managing director, Shane Allchin. “Their range adds great dimension to our portfolio and we are very proud to present these exceptional wines to our customers and further entrench this fine wine brand in the market at the hands of our knowledgeable and committed sales team.”
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