Could you be SA's next best young sommelier?
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Enter the prestigious South African Sommelier Association Best Young Sommelier 2019 competition, in association with Moët & Chandon.
Are you a young sommelier or wine aficionado between 21 and 30 years old, looking for the ultimate career break?
Just imagine winning this competition and celebrating your success with a magnum of Moët & Chandon at the Maison in France, then travelling on to Barolo in Italy to expand your wine horizons.
This international #moetmoment of celebration may be closer than you think!
All you need to do to participate is sign up with SASAhttps://sommeliers.org.za/ and answer a series of questions to prove your overall wine knowledge of SA and international wines within the competition window of 4 to14 August 2019.
Take the first step now by completing the entry form from the SASA’s websitehttps://forms.gle/eo6LPQrbvn9PtTmB8, then find out competition dates for the tasting and service task tests in your city and participate in the semi-finals and finals in Johannesburg on Wednesday 25 September!
Good luck – South Africa’s Best Young Sommelier 2019 could be you!
Be sure to register as a SASA member first, then enter here:
https://sommeliers.org.za/best-young-sommelier-south-africa-2019/
* Terms and conditions on the SASA website will apply.
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