Be sure to look out for the integrity and sustainability seal that you will find on most bottles of South African wine. By considering the consequences of how we grow and make our wine, and thinking ahead for the next generations, we’re not just making better wine – we’re also making wine better.
This seal is a guarantee of origin, vintage and variety as stated on the wine label. It is also a guarantee that the wine complies with Integrated Production of Wine (IPW) criteria. To verify information, enter the two unique numbers on the seal at the designated space on the www.swsa.co.za website, which will also allow you to track the wine all the way to the vineyard(s) from which it originated.
We look forward to meeting you at the Wines of South Africa stand, Hall 1: AB125, from where we can direct you to meet the South African producers and their representatives from the following wineries:
Asara Wine Estate, Babylons Peak, Barista, Boekenhoutskloof, Bonnievale Wines, Cape Diamond, Cape Wine Company, Constantia Uitsig, Diemersfontein, Goedverwacht, Haute Cabriere, Koelenhof, Leeuwenkuil, Linton Park, Lyngrove Wines, Mooiplaas, Origin Wines, Overhex Wines, Porseleinberg, Quoin Rock and Reyneke.
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