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Pick n Pay Wine & Food Festival

The Pick n Pay Wine & Food Festival returns this April, celebrating the Mother City’s secret season in true style. Featuring top South African producers, Pick n Pay Wine & Food Festival showcases award-winning wines from 70 stands, including bold reds and crisp whites with options for every palate. Food lovers are also in for …

The Pick n Pay Wine & Food Festival returns this April, celebrating the Mother City’s secret season in true style.

Featuring top South African producers, Pick n Pay Wine & Food Festival showcases award-winning wines from 70 stands, including bold reds and crisp whites with options for every palate.

Food lovers are also in for a feast with the Fresh Food Market, Burger & Pizza Trucks as well as a picnic bag available for pre-booking when purchasing your Early or General Access ticket.

Expect to be served a delicious variety of dishes, from fish and chips and sushi to fresh salads and indulgent cheese and charcuterie boards.

For an elevated experience, the Tasting Room offers intimate wine pairings with gourmet canapés, while the Liquor Mixology Theatre allows guests to have some fun handcrafting their own cocktails.

Join in the luxury and come sip, savour and celebrate in the heart of Cape Town’s wine country.

  • Date: 25 – 26 April 2026
  • Time: 12:00 – 18:00
  • Venue: Claremont Cricket Club, Constantia
  • Tickets:  From R350| Book here
  • Website: pnpwineandfoodfestival.co.za
  • Event Organiser: WorldSport SA

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