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Autumn Harvest Crackling |
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Friendly, sociable people drink and share Autumn Harvest Crackling when they get together for a good time. Autumn Harvest Crackling is a crisp, semi-sweet, natural perlé wine of excellent quality. Autumn Harvest Crackling is an established brand with 100% distribution across South Africa, it has good packaging, with a suitable pack size range. |
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Capenheimer |
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Capenheimer is a sophisticated, up-market premier perlé wine. Since its launch in 1962, it has carried a legacy of consistent quality and high acceptance. It has a fresh, crisp taste with tiny sparkling bubbles. Capenheimer is an established, well-known stylish drink; a strong brand and offers a consistent, good quality taste. |
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Kellerprinz |
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Although Kellerprinz is an unpretentious, fun wine, its quality is nevertheless good and consistent, offering value for money. The Kellerprinz brand was first launched in 1973. Kellerprinz Late Harvest is a semi-sweet fruity wine, whereas Kellerprinz Grand Cru is crispy and dry. Kellerprinz has always been involved with outdoor promotions such as braai and potjiekos promotions. Over the past 14 years Kellerprinz has become strongly associated with braais, from there the slogan "make every braai a Kellerprinz braai". |
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Oom Tas |
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Oom Tas is an inexpensive, dry, golden, unsophisticated wine of constantly good quality and taste. It is a traditional brand at the lower end of the natural wine category. Its good taste and quality have never changed over the years. |
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Overmeer |
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Overmeer is a good quality medium-priced wine that can be enjoyed by all South Africans on any occasion. The brand consists of 4 varieties: Selected Stein, Late Harvest, Premier Grand Cru, and Selected Red. |
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Paarle Perlé |
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Paarl Perlé is a quality perlé wine with a summertime sparkle that is enjoyed during all seasons. It adds a sparkle to any occasion and can also be enjoyed as a refreshing thirst quencher. It was launched in 1970 and competes in the medium priced wine sector as a perlé wine. The brand is reasonably priced and available in screw top 2L, 1L and 750 ml pack sizes (right). A 340ml bottle with a crown cap is also available. |
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Royal King |
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Royal King is a traditional, inexpensive semi-sweet golden natural wine. Alcohol content of 11% by volume. It was launched in 1966 and is only available in the Northern Cape region, where it has become a well-known brand. |
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Ship Sherry |
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Ship Sherry is a Jerepigo styled fortified wine with an alcohol volume of 17% by volume. Ship Sherry is a reliable companionable sherry whose quality and appearance is consistent. It is a trusted "friend" to its target market. |
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Sedgwick"s Old Brown Sherry |
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Sedgwick's Old Brown Sherry was launched in 1916 making it South Africa's first and original old brown sherry and has gained cult status amongst many South Africans across race, age and income. Sedgwick's Old Brown Sherry is a sherry made in the Spanish Oloroso style to give it a sweeter taste and nutty brown colour. |
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Tassenberg |
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Tassenberg is a dry red wine made mostly from Cinsaut and a bit of Cabernet Sauvignon plus Pinot Noir, with an alcohol of 12.5 %. Tassenberg turned 65 in 2001 and has not missed a good party in 65 years. "Good Old Tassies" as it is affectionately known, is South Africa's legendary red wine. It has a long heritage of being an inexpensive but good quality wine (sometimes amazing quality).
Generations of students have enjoyed this popular wine on campus, all over the country, whilst wine connoisseurs over the years have unanimously voted Tassies as a great wine for everyday drinking. |
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Taverna Rouge |
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Taverna Rouge is a blended red wine with an attractive lively ruby colour. It is light, fruity and extremely drinkable, suitable for any occasion and taste. |
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Virginia |
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Virginia is a semi-sweet natural white wine that competes in the lower end of the market. It has an alcohol content of 11% by volume. For over 40 years the brand has been associated with good consistent quality. |
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Witzenberg Stein |
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Witzenberg is a wine of "premium" quality in the lower price range, offering true value for money. Witzenberg is produced by the Drostdy Cellar in Tulbagh - true wine of the country. The Witzenberg mountain range that features on the label is confirmation of its origin and heritage from Tulbagh. Witzenberg was launched in 1920 and is available in 4,5 litre, 2 litre, 1 litre & 750ml pack sizes. The Witzenberg range consists of two wines, Stein and Late Harvest, with an alcohol content of between 11% and 12% by volume. |
