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2025 Shiraz SA Challenge Showcases South Africa’s Finest | The Newspaper | | SA News

9 August 2025 by Guest

Shiraz SA Challenge

The results of the 2025 Shiraz SA Challenge — South Africa’s benchmark competition for Shiraz, Shiraz-based blends, and Shiraz rosé — were announced on Thursday, 7 August 2025 at Blacksmith’s Estate in Paarl. The event celebrated the variety, quality, and innovation in South African Shiraz. Chair of Shiraz SA, Riaan Möller, noted a continued rise in innovation and terroir focus, not only in premium single-varietal Shiraz but also in blends and rosé.

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The judging took place from 24–27 June at Paarl, the competition’s venue since 2013. A total of 173 wines were entered from across South Africa, with Stellenbosch leading in submissions. The panel was chaired by Edmund…

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