“This is a rare opportunity to get your hands on some exceptional vintages of Nederburg, including a few vertical and horizontal offerings, at very fair prices – a perfect chance for wine drinkers and connoisseurs to add an integral part of South African wine heritage to their private collections,” said Niël Groenewald, managing director of Nederburg.
Highlighting the remarkable longevity of Nederburg wines and the equally appealing collectability of its newer vintages, the selection totals 57 iconic wines, from the award-winning Private Bin, Two Centuries, Heritage Heroes, Ingenuity and The Winemasters collections.
Own ten vintages of Nederburg’s Ingenuity White (a blend of eight white wine cultivars), spanning 2007 to 2016, seven of which rated five stars by Platter’s South African Wine Guide.
Or add the debut vintages of the Heritage Heroes wines to your wine collection. These wines are all individually named to honour some iconic personalities who have played their part in shaping Nederburg’s pedigree as one of South Africa’s most admired wineries.
“I also encourage potential buyers to strongly consider our Heritage Heroes The Anchorman Chenin Blanc 2016. This wine made us extremely proud when it was awarded a platinum medal for the best South African Chenin blanc at the 2017 Decanter World Wine Awards,” Groenewald stated.
The oldest Nederburg wine to feature is the 2006 vintage of its very exclusive Private Bin R163 Cabernet Sauvignon.
You will get to taste the majority of the wines on offer before purchase.
NEDERBURG VINTAGE VAULT WINE SALE DETAILS
Dates: Friday, 1 November, and Saturday, 2 November 2019
Time: 14:00 to 18:00 on 1 November, 10:00 to 18:00 on 2 November
Venue: Old Barrel Cellar, Nederburg Wines, Sonstraal Road, Dal Josafat, Paarl
Entrance fee: R100 per person (refundable when purchasing six bottles of wine or more). Go to https://bit.ly/35fwGMD to purchase tickets. Tickets will also be offered for sale at the door.
Children are welcome to attend with their parents, at no cost, but no-one under the age of 18 will be permitted to taste or purchase wine.
Coffee will be served at no cost, while light snacks, soft drinks and mineral waters will be available for purchase. The Red Table restaurant will unfortunately be closed for renovations.