on 27 September, 2012
You have to hand it to Wines of South Africa. They know how to organise an event. To say Cape 2012 is just another trade show, would be a great injustice and understatement.
Ajabu Cocktail and Spirits Festival to debut in South Africa
14 December, 2023
Africa's first bi-annual international cocktail and spirits festival, Ajabu, is set to debut in Johannesburg and Cape Town in 2024.
Cape Wine to return in October 2022
21 September, 2021
Popular trade show Cape Wine will return to Cape Town from October 5-7, 2022.
A bottle of 1821 Grand Constance sold for a record-breaking R420,000 (£21,222) at the Cape Fine & Rare Wine Auction in Stellenbosch.
Cape Fine & Rare Wine Auction celebrates South Africa's winemaking skill and tenacious spirit
13 April, 2021
Wine lovers will have the opportunity to get their hands on some rare gems at the Cape Fine & Rare Wine Auction on May 22.
Cape Wine pushed back to 2022 due to Covid-19 pandemic
15 June, 2020
Wines of South Africa has moved trade show Cape Wine from September 2021 to October 2022 as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
First Cape to sponsor Lions rugby tour
02 December, 2010
First Cape Wines has announced it will sponsor the British and Irish Lions rugby tour of Australia in 2013.
First Cape launches low alcohol wine
23 February, 2010
First Cape wine is launching lower-alcohol (5.5% abv) extension of its First Cape brand.
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In his inaugural column for Drinks International, Branson takes a wider look at the overall non-alcoholic spirits sector to identify which brands will thrive and which won’t survive.
