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Almost colorless. Delicate aromas with fresh grass cuttings, hints of lime and nettle. Lively, fruit filled flavors lifted
by crisp acidity. Some developing fruit with zesty attraction. Dry, crisp, finish.
Pale with bright yellow reflections. Nose leads with ripe tropical fruit where citrus, melon and pineapple mingle. Hints
of vanilla and some floral notes. Lively mouth where the tropical ripe fruit flavors give an impression of sweetness but
great acidity gives fine balance. Some stone fruit flavors appear with time in the glass and add complexity. Lively, fruit
filled finish.
A crisp, double distilled, craft gin, created by the Kruger cousins. Subtle aromas of spicy juniper and fresh citrus zest, with a dry lemon finish. A tribute to the clear waters of the Blyde and the significant Drakensberg mountains.
Iconic South African beer, it all comes together with Castle!
Castle Lager is South Africa’s oldest beer brand offering flavors of bitterness and somewhat dryness, it’s the quintessential South African experience. Castle Lager has brought friends and families together, and now it’s your turn to experience this iconic beer, brewing since 1895!
Alcohol Percentage: 5%
Food Pairing
Enjoy the South African tradition with braai’d meats and a cold glass of Castle Lager
“Culture is milk tart, koeksisters, Mrs. Ball’s chutney and brandy with coke. These are cultural delights that must be preserved for our future offspring”
This Hardekool brandy is made locally in South Africa and with a real South African flavor that reminds you that you have tried it. Enjoy Hardekool Brandy and think of cultural delights and mischief’s.
KWV 3 is where our exciting journey into brandy begins. This double distilled, pot still blended brandy is for those with the character to finish great. Best enjoyed with cola and ice.
Buffelsfontein Brandy (Brandewyn) is a South African produced smooth and easy drinking brandy, matured for a period of three years. Crafted by the creators of the famous Buffelsfontein Baardolie, it has been likened to the soothing sound of rain on an iron roof, a cold cloth on a hot forehead and grandma’s roast leg of lamb. Cheers to the original bush beard man favourite!
