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#TravelTuesday Congratulations Mitre's Edge - South Africa Food & Wine - Raise Your Glass!

June 5, 2018 Flyga Twiga
Mitre's Edge Tasting Cellar © Flyga Twiga LLC


Mitre's Edge Tasting Cellar © Flyga Twiga LLC

Boutique Winery

In the Piedmont of the Simonsberg Mountain, between Paarl and Stellenbosch, is one of South Africa's most outstanding Boutique Wineries, Mitre's Edge Wine Estate. The Winery is family-owned and managed. They are a sustainable winery, "wholeheartedly committed to green and ethical winemaking." And, are members of the WIETA (Wine and Agricultural Ethical Trading Association).

South Africa Food & Wine

The May 2018 edition of South Africa Food & Wine Magazine highlighted as one of its top picks the Mitre's Edge Viognier 2017. The "Raise Your Glass" column, by  Milu Lambert, praised the Mitre's Edge Wine as one of 5 outstanding South African Viogniers. This is a rare South African wine, as she points out in the article, as "...no SA brand is producing more than 500 cases of Viognier a year."

Exceptional Experience

Jeff and I had the immense pleasure of meeting Lola & Bernard Nicholls of Mitre's Edge Vineyards in December 2017 on our 25th Anniversary Trip in South Africa. The tasting remains one of our all-time favorites. And, to make the day perfect, we were generously asked to dinner in The Nicholls' home on the estate. The Nicholls exemplify why we love South Africa & we are honored to have been blessed with their acquaintance, 

Mitre's Edge Food & Wine South Africa © Flyga Twiga LLC

Mitre's Edge Food & Wine South Africa © Flyga Twiga LLC

In Wine Tasting, Tourism Tags South Africa, #WineCountry, #Travel
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