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Get a great wine deal ... and contribute to Project Rhino
24 May 2012  by Painted Wolf Wines
Please help us contribute towards Rhino conservation. Get a great deal on some tremendous wines ... and make a contribution to Project Rhino.
We are contributing to a fundraising effort instigated by two young ambitious women who go by the name of Chicks 4 Change as they work towards their goal of raising R350 000 for Rhino conservation.

Five generous wine making friends have collaborated with us to help raise money for Project Rhino by donating a portion of their margin from sales of a wonderful and eclectic selection of wines. These are all absolutely top quality wines- and are very hard to find. They represent a spread of wine styles and cultivars. There are wines from a number of wine producing areas including Elim, Walker Bay, Paarl, Stellenbosch and the Swartland. A number of the wines are the boutique projects of some of South Africa’s top wine makers.

The selection of 12 bottles would normally cost R1235, but is being sold for R980 plus shipping.

We will make a donation of R175 per case sold towards Project Rhino. There are 200 cases available. If we sell them all we will contribute R35 000 (10% of the goal set out by Chicks 4 Change).

This is a delicious way to make a contribution towards helping save Africa's Rhino population.

Please click here to read the Chicks 4 Change proposal. For more information please email Jeremy Borg at jeremy@paintedwolfwines.com.
 
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