Strandveld Vineyards partners with La Mouette for Restaurant Rescue Project
Launched on 20 July 2020 by wine producer Alex Dale and Chef Matt Manning, the Restaurant Rescue Project (RRP)has already saved five Cape restaurants from permanent, or at least temporary, closure and hence securing the livelihoods of many employees.
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The RRP campaign began when Dale donated 200 cases of Radford Dale premium wines to Manning of Grub & Vine Restaurant in Cape Town in a bid to keep the restaurant’s doors open.
Four weeks into the campaign, the Restaurant Rescue Project is now assisting fourteen independently owned eateries with more joining each day.
La Mouette is delighted to announce that Strandveld Vineyards has generously donated 200 cases of wine that will be given when purchasing a voucher from La Mouette while they remain closed for the time being.
Strandveld Vineyards has gone above and beyond by putting together an incredible selection of 6 wines from their limited Strandveld Vineyards range. The selection includes two bottles of Strandveld Pofadderbos Sauvignon Blanc, and a bottle each of the Strandveld Anders Sparrman Pinot Noir, Strandveld Syrah, Strandveld Adamastor and Strandveld The Navigator. All valued at R1200.
So how does the voucher work?
Purchase a La Mouette voucher for R1200 through voucher plan, and you will also receive a complimentary case of wine from Strandveld Vineyards to the value of R1200. The voucher’s value stands at an impressive R2 400. There are only a minimal number of these vouchers, so act fast and get yours today.
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