The 2014 SA Young Wine Show awards attracted 1972 entries. Trophies were awarded on Friday, the award history dating back to 1833. The Jan Smuts Trophy for overall winner, as well as the trophy for SA Champion Chenin Blanc, went to Boland Cellar; Badsberg was named SA Champion White Blend as well as Dessert Wine; Spier was named SA Champion Sémillon and Chardonnay (Wooded); Bon Courage won SA Champion for Natural Sweet White Wine as well as for Noble Late Harvest; Perdeberg won SA Champion for Sauvignon Blanc; Stettyn won SA Championship Other White Cultivar Colombar; KWV won SA Champion for Red Blend Shiraz/Cabernet Sauvignon (Wooded); Bellingham won SA Champion for Pinotage (Wooded); Audacia won SA Champion for Shiraz (Wooded); Lutzville SA Champion for Cabernet Sauvignon (Wooded); Namaqua won SA Champion for Merlot (Wooded); Babylons Peak won SA Champion for Other Red Cultivar Grenache (Wooded); De Krans won SA Champion for Port; and Montagu won SA Champion for Muscadel.
Posted on: Sun, 24 Aug 2014 16:28:17 +0000
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