The Booths’ lovely home in Bishopscourt is also the
venue for their unique private restaurant, Ottimo Cibo, and the many functions
catered by talented chef Nikki Booth. Although we
had a sneak peak at it the previous night, it was lovely to taste this wine again
at the official launch. There was a great gathering of media from around the
country and we had some lovely food to compliment this elegant wine
Kleine Zalze’s
new Methode Cap Classique bubbly, made from 60% Chardonnay and 40% Pinot Noir was launched at this
media event. It is delicious with just the right amount of elegance and crisp
acidity = a great celebration wine. It had three years on its lees
Despite a four
hour power cut by Eskom as we arrived, Nikki Booth and her kitchen managed to put out a lovely
selection of canapés, cold and warm
Kobus Basson,
owner of Kleine Zalze, tells us why they decided to launch this now and a bit of
history about the farm and the grapes and the harvest
Kathryn Henderson,
Editor of Classic Wine, and Monica Elias, Editor and publisher of Wine Tourism
South Africa, interrupted in mid-Tweet
Fresh
asparagus, toasted pine nuts and cream cheese
Roasted
vegetables, chick peas, artichokes
Delicious Veal
Tonnata
PRO Ian
Manley, Event organiser Julie Killias and Aubrey Ngcungama, SA favourite Come
Dine With Me contestant
Millionaires
chocolate and nut topped fudge and something new and novel, Turkish delight
spring rolls
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