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Grape Crushing Festival
The Grape Crushing Festival is located at The Stables Wine Estate in Nottingham
Road in the Midlands (KwaZulu-Natal) it is an annual festival held by the Stables
Wine Estate to celebrate the end of another hectic summer harvest season. The
festival provides opportunity for people who are wine lovers to 'tromp' their
own grapes.
'Tromping' of grapes is a classic French tradition where the grapes are
foot-stomped after being carefully cleaned, the juice is then used to make the
season's wine.
The festival will also have pony rides and face painting for the children and
there will be various food and drinks for sale such as boerewors and prego
rolls, cheeseboards, beer and soft drinks.
When: April
Venue: The Stables Wine Estate, Nottingham Road, Midlands
Bookings: Contact Christelle on 033-266-6781 Nearby Towns:Nottingham Road, Rosetta, Balgowan, Curry's Post, Lidgetton, Mooi River, Karkloof, Karkloof Nat. Reserve, Lions River, Dargle, Howick, Glengarry, Impendle, Kamberg, Merrivale Nearby Points Of Interest:St John's Gowrie presbyterian Church, Aladdin's De-Light, KwaZulu Natal Beer Route, Fort Nottingham Highland Games and Festival, Midlands Meander Creative Festival, The Balgowan Conservancy, Peter's Gate Herbal Centre, Mooi River Birding, The Rhode House Museum in Mooi River, Dargle Valley Pottery, Karkloof Polo Club, Benvie Farm - Karkloof, Umgeni Valley Nature Reserve, Midmar Dam, Midmar Mile |
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