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The celebrated Treasure Chest Wine Collective comes to the South Coast Bike Fest

25 April 2017 by My Durban

The celebrated Treasure Chest Wine Collective comes to the South Coast Bike Fest:

The Treasure Chest Wine Show has been a resounding success in Durban, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein and Pretoria and continues to inspire the people of South Africa. And now, the Treasure Chest, a Proudly South African endorsed wine collective will introduce the crème of South Africa’s most exciting black owned wine brands to The South Coast Bike Festival which takes place from April 27 – 30 in Margate on the KwaZulu Natal South Coast.

This group of self-made winepreneurs, collectively possess over 125 years’ experience, 12 of whom are powerful and visionary women on the rise. Pathfinders to transformation in this 360-year-old wine agricultural sector, where less than 2% of the industry is black-owned, the Treasure Chest collective is certainly a force to be reckoned with. Their perseverance, determination and strong desire to work collectively to penetrate the untransformed wine industry and be more active in the retail mainstream of the South African economy is a prime example, for entrepreneurs who are struggling to enter other industries in South Africa. Treasure Chest Wines are world-class by any means, having been the first South African Wine on American Airways, on the shelves of leading retailers, winners of numerous international awards and now exporting collectively to over 25 countries, the future looks bright for the pioneering wine brands.

A TRUE TREASURE OF PROUDLY SOUTH AFRICAN WINES

Aptly called “Treasure Chest”, the brand speaks to the inherent value of the unique array of flavours, aromas and blends, including over a hundred varietals that are some of South Africa’s best-kept secrets. Each wine carries a unique South African essence and story, personal to its creator, developer and owner. Treasure Chest wines includes award winning and internationally sought after varietals and vintages from more than 11 different wine regions in the Western Cape, each with its unique nose and taste characteristics. The brand collectively encapsulates a perfect bouquet of South African wines specially hand-crafted by the best wine makers in South Africa.

POISED FOR SUCCESS

As Malcolm Green, principal of Treasure Chest and owner of La RicMal wine brand proudly says: “The Treasure Chest possesses the best group of South African Winepreneurs. African Roots, Bayede, Bridge of Hope, Cape Dreams, La RicMal, Lathitha Wines, L.C. Kenned, Libby’s Pride, M’Hudi, Ses’fikile, The Township Winery, Thembi, Thokozani Wines, Women In Wine, as a collective, will break new ground in the country. All united under a common purpose, the Treasure Chest will provide a platform for their wines to compete with other brands on shelves and menus across South Africa. The aim is to build on the amazing wine-making heritage in the country and introduce customers to a new generation of South African wines.”

For consumers and connoisseurs passionate about supporting local products, The Treasure Chest now bears the PROUDLY SOUTH AFRICAN logo.

WHAT TO EXPECT:

Offering the very best in terms of quality, price and service, the Treasure Chest will give The South Coast Bike Fest attendees the opportunity to taste and purchase a selection of varietals from this remarkable collection of wines.

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Durban is a major coastal city and the economic hub of the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) province in eastern South Africa. Governed by the eThekwini Municipality, it is renowned for its busy seaport, tropical climate, diverse cultural influences (African, Indian, and colonial), and the popular “Golden Mile” beachfront promenade, serving as a premier tourism and industrial center.
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