Road to discovering Namibian wine
Of all the things Namibia is known for, wine is not really on the list. It’s time that we introduce locally made wine to Namibians.
Windhoek Wine Club has come up with a campaign called ‘Road to Discovering Namibian Wine’ to introduce Namibians to locally produced wine.
The aim is to give exposure to winegrowers and vineyards in Namibia. A visit to a vineyard is a unique experience that allows wine enthusiasts to combine the discovery of new wines with explorations of a region.
The club focuses on offering trips, organising pop-up stalls and offering wine-tasting events focusing on putting Namibian wine brands on the map.
Namibia has four wineries: Thonningii Wine Cellar is nestled in the Otavi Mountain Valley, Erongo Mountain Winery is situated along the Omaruru River, Neuras Wine & Wildlife Estate is at the foot of the Naukluft mountains and Tsumeb Winery is situated in Tsumeb.
The campaign starts on 2 October with a trip to Thonningi Wine Cellar. All wine connoisseurs are invited to join the journey of getting to know locally produced wines.
Windhoek Wine Club promotes the love of wine by bringing Namibian wine lovers together to savour quality vintages in each other’s company.
Iyaloo Magongo
President of Windhoek Wine Club
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: windhoek.wine.club
Windhoek Wine Club has come up with a campaign called ‘Road to Discovering Namibian Wine’ to introduce Namibians to locally produced wine.
The aim is to give exposure to winegrowers and vineyards in Namibia. A visit to a vineyard is a unique experience that allows wine enthusiasts to combine the discovery of new wines with explorations of a region.
The club focuses on offering trips, organising pop-up stalls and offering wine-tasting events focusing on putting Namibian wine brands on the map.
Namibia has four wineries: Thonningii Wine Cellar is nestled in the Otavi Mountain Valley, Erongo Mountain Winery is situated along the Omaruru River, Neuras Wine & Wildlife Estate is at the foot of the Naukluft mountains and Tsumeb Winery is situated in Tsumeb.
The campaign starts on 2 October with a trip to Thonningi Wine Cellar. All wine connoisseurs are invited to join the journey of getting to know locally produced wines.
Windhoek Wine Club promotes the love of wine by bringing Namibian wine lovers together to savour quality vintages in each other’s company.
Iyaloo Magongo
President of Windhoek Wine Club
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: windhoek.wine.club
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