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South Africa’s top producers stand proud at the 32nd edition of the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles in China | wine.co.za | SA News

8 July 2025 by Guest

Of these, 87 entries were from South Africa, and four South African tasters were invited to serve on the judging panels, namely Maryna Calow, Helena Melis, Anton Swarts, and Heidi Duminy.

Coming out tops with the only Grand Gold medal awarded to a South African producer was Kleine Zalze’s Vineyard Selection Chenin Blanc 2024, followed by 15 Gold medals awarded to Spier (four medals), KWV (three medals), Koelenhof Winery (two medals), and one gold medal each to Saronsberg, La Motte, Beau Constantia, Surfer’s Choice, Hasher Estate, and Knorhoek.

A total of 24 Silver medals were awarded to Spier (four silver medals), KWV and Kleine Zalze (three silver medals each), Cederberg Wines,…

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