One of the world’s most renowned charity wine auctions, The Cape Wine Auction, is taking place on Saturday, 18 February at the luxurious Hazendal Wine Estate in Stellenbosch.
The Cape Wine Auction is a much sought-after ticket on the South African social events calendar, regarded as one of the most significant international wine charity auctions and one that unites the industry around a single goal of raising money for education.
“Thanks to the generosity of past attendees, donors and sponsors, thousands of children have had access to hot meals, caring teachers, emotional support and the courage to dream. Their extraordinary kindness has helped us deliver some of the best-quality auction lots from around the world, which in turn has generated funds for where it matters most: edification through education,” he added.
“This is why we are proud to partner with The Cape Wine Auction once again—to bring people an extraordinary experience that not only connects them to their passions but also enables them to give back when it matters most.”
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