Riebeek Cellars renamed to Riebeek Valley Wine Co.
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A new era has begun in the Riebeek Cellars’ proud winemaking tradition with their new company name, Riebeek Valley Wine Co.
“Riebeek Valley Wine Co. is committed to become the change we want to see”, says Alecia Boshoff, head of wine & production for Riebeek Valley Wine Co. “We’ve been developing a new company strategy that is focussed on sustainability through true collaboration”.
Established in 1941, they have always been authentically Wine of Origin Swartland. They have a passion for this unique landscape and for the people of the Riebeek Valley. Through close collaboration with their community, they are devoted to bringing the exceptional flavours of the Swartland to consumers around the world.
Riebeek Valley Wine Co. plans significant investment towards becoming a leading Boutique Wine Services Company. They will now provide an extensive range of products and services to the South African and global wine industry. With individual family producers, throughout the Swartland wine region, and their team of wine experts, Riebeek Valley Wine Co. is well positioned to drive sustainable growth in the wine industry.
They are committed to supply their clients with the highest-quality, highly specialised products and services, according to individual needs. From the 1st of December 2018, they will be known as Riebeek Valley Wine Co. Welcome to the Riebeek Valley Family - Guardians of the Swartland, Custodians of Quality.
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