Franschhoek, South Africa’s food and wine center will host the largest local Cap Classique and Champagne Festival, boasting an impressive array of celebrated Cap Classique producers while simultaneously showcasing some of the finest French champagne houses.
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Franschhoek’s best restaurants will also be opening their doors to visitors and compiling special menus to complement the bubbly.
4th, 5th and 6th December 2009
R180 entrance fee per day
R350 per weekend pass – includes complimentary wine tasting coupons and a glass
Venue – Franschhoek Huguenot Memorial
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Speaking of champagne, has anybody else noticed what a bargain some of the Spanish Cavas are in comparison to Champagnes and Sparkling Wines?
Tho’ great drinking, we don’t see them much in South Africa. We mainly drink the Methode Cap Classique traditional style bubbly here, which is well priced.