We launched the sweet wines from Orange River Cellars this month and are offering a package deal with the Syrah collection at the moment. But of course, no meal is complete without at least 1 white, and well, on that note, you might as well have a Sparkling as well!
So, for this month's Flash Deals, we're offering deals on our most premium Cap Classique (Sparkling South African wine made in the Champagne method), and 2 fantastic Whites. All are sure to impress your home guests.
Enjoy these specially curated wines at a very attractively discounted rate, exclusive to our Newsletter Subscribers. If you are already a Subscriber, who would have received the discount code in our Flash Sale Announcement newsletter.
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