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published on: 31 July 2012      source: Raka Wines
 
Nominated one of the 10 Best Wine Shows in South Africa! Taste more than 250 wines from Elgin to Elim Producers at the Hermanus Wine & Food Festival
Cost: R95.00 per day | R200 for a 3 day pass
For pictures of the 2011 festival go to the gallery or our facebook page.

Taste and rate more than 250 premium wines at the Hermanus Wine and Food Fair with www.thevine.co.za

Welcome to our world of wine! Wine Festivals are an experience for all who love fabulous wine accompanied by great food. The Hermanus Wine and Food Fair has all the above and located in the beautiful Hemel en Aarde Village, Hermanus. Three days of indulgence offering a wide array of world-class premium wine and an assortment of fresh, local culinary creations.

The Wine Village is once again proud to present Hermanus Wine and Food Fair, one of South Africa's Top 10 Wine Festivals. This is a celebration of 15 years of great wines of the Elgin to Elim area. A true country festival, you will experience an impressive line up of wines that have garnered awards from around the globe.

We have seen the Walker Bay region grow from six producers in 1998 to more than 70 producers in 2012, and still growing. We have sent wine to every continent on earth, even to Antarctica. We offer more than 1600 labels of South African wines and daily present at least six wines for tasting.

The Hermanus Wine and Food Festival at the Wine Village is a gateway for visitors into the award winning wines of the Overberg. The Overberg wine region produces some of the most sought after wines in the country and you are invited to browse through the wine show, appreciate, delight in and sense the fruit of the vines, and discover your own favourites.

All the wines will be available for purchase at cellar door prices. This is a unique opportunity to extend your wine collection.

Experience the wonderful world of our local chefs, cooks and yummy makers in the food court. Specialities of our region, from lip smacking snacks to gourmet meals on the go, a delectable journey in the presence of great music, friends and family.

The winemakers, producers and chefs have become our friends and are part of our wine family - come and meet them, taste their magnificent products.

The Hermanus Wine and Food Festival promises to be a vino-experience where you will meet new friends, discover new wines and find that whales are not the only reason for people visiting Hermanus.

As always, children are welcome and we have a special activity centre for them to play and be entertained while you explore the offerings on show.

Sip and savour some of the most magnificent wines in South Africa in the Wine Marquee. Entrance is a mere R95 per person. This includes a glass and informative booklet on all the producers.

We hope to see you there for a fun-filled and informative time.

Cathy and Paul du Toit with the rest of the team - Foreman, Hester, Rozanne, Ruan, Karien and Johannes.

Please note that you must be 18 years or older to do wine tasting. Please remember to enjoy your beverages responsibly.

For more information contact Paul or Cathy at Wine Village +28.3163988 or winefair@hermanus.co.za.
 
 
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