SA investment wines on auction

COMPETITIVE RESERVE PRICES: QUALITY TESTED

World-class selection curated by some of the most revered experts.

The Cape Fine & Rare Wine Auction offers wine enthusiasts and collectors some of South Africa’s most iconic wines. These will be made available as exclusive lots, and with competitive reserve prices to match.

The prestigious Cape Fine & Rare Wine Auction, previously the Nederburg Auction, has announced the reserve prices of the wines that will go under the hammer at the Rupert Museum in Stellenbosch on October 18 and 19 this year.

All 124 wines on auction have gone through a meticulous selection process appraising both investment potential and wine quality.

Buyers will have the unique opportunity to secure some of South Africa’s rarest and most sought-after wines.

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The two-day event opens with a pre-tasting at the Rupert Museum in Stellenbosch on October 18.

A charity auction on Saturday, October 19, will be preceded by the main auction. perfect cellaring conditions by the producers themselves, guaranteeing provenance and ideal maturation, each wine has gone through rigorous quality assessments. Some older vintages have been recorked thanks to the experts at Amorim Cork.

The distinguished, worldclass wine selection, was curated by some of South Africa’s most revered wine authorities, including Master of Wine Cathy van Zyl, wine judge François Rautenbach, and international wine judge and wine writer Michael Fridjhon.

In association with the internationally recognised auction house Christie’s, the Cape Fine & Rare Wine Auction will also present a selection of wines at the Christie’s London Fine Wine Auction in November, thereby offering South African wine the global stage it deserves.

Buyers who are interested in attending should register their interest as a buyer on the auction website.

Bidders who are unable to attend the auction, but still want to bid, can do so by phone, proxy or mandate bidding.