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A Culinary Wonderland Awaits at the South African Cheese Festival in Stellenbosch

July 26, 2023

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As winter wanes and spring begins to bloom, the Sandringham Estate in Stellenbosch prepares to host a gastronomic extravaganza. From the 23rd to the 25th of September 2023, the South African Cheese Festival will be open to connoisseurs and gourmands alike, promising a sensory journey that will delight all who attend.

The Ambience

Set amidst award-winning vineyards, the festival is a showcase for artisanal cheeses handcrafted by local manufacturers. Complementing these delectable offerings is an exceptional selection of wine from revered Cape cellars, making the experience even more delightful.

The Attractions

The festival offers a lot more than just cheese and wine. It has live kitchen demonstrations by celebrated chefs who will prepare divine dishes featuring the star ingredient. These insightful presentations are designed to inspire and educate attendees on the versatility of cheese in culinary art.

The South African Cheese Festival is not just for adults, it is a family-centric fiesta. Children can have their share of fun at the vivid children’s theme park that offers an array of attractions guaranteed to delight, while adults can indulge in guilt-free shopping at the enchanting artisanal stalls.

The Entertainment

To further elevate the ambience, a lineup of eminent local musicians such as Prime Circle, Juan Boucher, Watershed, Gerhard Steyn, Tasche, and Elvis Blue will serenade guests throughout the event. Their soulful tunes serve as the perfect accompaniment to an evening spent savoring fine cheese and wine.

The Competition

In celebration of the 20th edition of this prestigious festival, a riveting competition offers the opportunity for five fortunate winners to secure two general access tickets each. Participants aged 18 and above can enter until 10th August 2023, and winners will be announced on 13th August 2023. A detailed list of terms and conditions can be found in the original source text.

The Ticketing

Those seeking a more exclusive and personalized experience can inquire about VIP packages by emailing [email protected] Additionally, tickets can be purchased online via Howler, with prices ranging from R50 for children aged 2-12, R190 for pensioners aged 60 and above, and R250 for general access.

The South African Cheese Festival promises a memorable experience for the whole family, with a wealth of tantalizing tastes, captivating demonstrations, and scintillating entertainment. Mark your calendars and reserve your spot at the Sandringham Estate in Stellenbosch from 23rd to 25th September 2023.

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