Established in 1833, the prestigious SA Young Wine Show is the oldest wine competition in the country. It enables winemakers to flaunt their best wines from the current vintage – indeed, in many cases the wines are still some way off from being bottled and sold. By assessing wines that are still works in progress, the awards reward and celebrate the skill and talent involved in the wines’ production. Spier’s winning streak continued in the SA Young Wine Show’s national arena, where its wooded Shiraz earned SA Champion status for the varietal. Nationally, its Class Winners were its Semillon and Shiraz (both wooded), while the farm also scooped up the following Gold awards Chardonnay (Wooded) Cabernet Sauvignon (Wooded) Chenin Blanc (Wooded) Chenin Blanc (Wooded) The major trophies we have won are featured below, include and in order: The Cuthbert Burgoyne Challenge Trophy CWH Kohler Floating Trophy FJJ Rabie Floating Trophy