KWV INTRODUCES BERRAZ – THE SWEET SHIRAZ
Posted on 14. Sep, 2011 by BottlePlatePillow in 1) Bottle News, 4) General News, KWV
KWV, one of the leading wine and brandy producers in South Africa known for sourcing wines and grapes from the best and most sought after regions, is introducing BerRaz – a new sweet Shiraz.
Sweet Shiraz
BerRaz is a burst of freshly picked berry sweetness produced from bold, fruity Shiraz, created to appeal to the young at heart, adventurous and exuberant wine consumer. This is certainly an area that until now, has not been catered for, certainly not with a wine of this quality. BerRaz is the perfect partner when celebrating good times with family and friends – it can be enjoyed at any occasion, anytime and anywhere.
Packaged in a clear bottle to show off the unmistakable deep red ruby colour – complete with a distinctive red twist-off cap it highlights the go-anywhere-do-anything attitude of the wine. “We are very excited about the possibilities around this new addition to the KWV stable, it is an easy drinking wine with just enough sweetness to cater for the younger consumers”, says Uschi van Zweel, Category Manager of KWV Wines SA.
Look out for this new exciting wine next time you are planning an occasion or when you are just kicking back because – Life is Sweet. Available in a 750ml bottle this wine retails at an RSP of R39.95 and is available at all major liquor outlets.
(KWV encourages consumers to enjoy KWV products responsibly. Products are not for sale to persons under the age of 18)
About KWV: KWV is one of the leading wine and brandy producers in South Africa. Its head office is located in Paarl, in the Western Cape – South Africa’s top wine producing region. The company sources wines and grapes from the best and most sought after viticultural regions in South Africa. KWV is known internationally for brands such as Roodeberg, KWV Wines, Laborie, Golden Kaan, Cathedral Cellar, Café Culture and the KWV 3, 5, 10, 15 and 20 Year Old brandies.
Source: Sabio
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Marius Malan grew up on their family farm, Staart van Paardeberg, on the foothills of the Paardeberg Mountains. Grape growing and producing wine run in the family and it was always Marius's dream to become a winemaker. After graduation at Elsenburg in 2005, Marius worked as assistant winemaker and viticulturist at Uva Mira, thereafter joined Slaley as chief winemaker and viticulturist. Read more...
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