Four venues for the Nuy Valley Feast 2013
The Nuy Valley, situated halfway between Worcester and Robertson and renowned for its award-winning wine and olive products is celebrating its annual Nuy Valley Harvest Feast on 11 and 12 May, 2013. The festivities will be hosted at four Nuy estates; Leipzig Country House, Nuy Winery, Willow Creek Olive Estate and Conradie Family Vineyards.
The Nuy Valley Feast promises a jam-packed programme filled with new surprises and old favourites.
Leipzig Country House
On Saturday, the Leipzig Country House kicks off at 8.30am with a 10km fun run or a 5km route starting at 9am. Entries open at 7.30am.
Come cook up a storm with Gourmet Princess and Masterchef SA participant, Ilse Fourie, while she does two demonstrations at 10.30am and 12.30pm.
The band C2C will entertain guests with live music from 11am to 3pm in a Bedouin tent while they are enjoying wines from the valley, Birkenhead beer and country food with a German flair. You can spoil your mum on Mother Day (Sunday) from 12pm with a lazy Sunday lunch.
Nuy Winery
Nuy Winery will be entertaining young and old on Saturday, 11 May. Enjoy local cuisine at Kobus se Gat and Piroschka's Kitchen paired with Nuy wines and Oloff Bergh brandy. The kiddies corner will be equipped with a Rodeo Bull, jumping castles, water worm, face painting and loads of other fun activities.
Romanz, the South African vocal quartet, will entertain the crowed at 7pm on Saturday evening. Tickets are available at R120 per person at +27 (0)23 347 0272 or admin@nuywinery.co.za
Willow Creek Olive Estate
Willow Creek Olive Estate and Computer Mania are presenting the well-known mountain bike challenge on Saturday at 8.30am. For more info and entry forms contact Francois on +27 (0)82 413 8935/ az.oc.wc-selcyccinam@siocnarf or Ronnie on +27 (0)83 228 8580 az.oc.ainamretupmoc@einnor.
Discover hidden talents with the olive pip-spit competition and let olive fundi Louise Rabie open the door to the world of olive oil with a presentation on the liquid gold. Olive products, wines of the Valley, including De Wet Cellar, and other delicatessens can be tasted and bought at the Willow Creek Deli and Pure Boland Farmers Market.
Farm for a day: Harvest your own olives and be guided on how to cure them, while the children are entertained in the kiddies corner.
Willow Creek ends its festivities on Sunday evening at 6pm with a sunset concert by SAMA winners, instrumental group, Sterling EQ and tickets are available at R120 per person. To book contact +27 (0)82 096 3789 or info@willowcreek.co.za
Conradie Family Vineyards
Enjoy bottomless wines at R50 per person at Conradie Family Vineyards while watching big-screen rugby. Also on the menu are live performances by the band Small Room Sunday, while dining on traditional country food. The little ones will be entertained with wall climbing, mini golf, four-wheel motorbike rides and face painting.
Enjoy nature, hike through the picturesque Nuy Valley vinyards. Camp facilities are available at R80 per person per night, for more info contact +27 (0)23 342 7025 or az.oc.sdrayeniveidarnoc@eniw.
Entry fee is R40 per person, per day (excluding Romanz and Sterling EQ performances) and kids under 18 years enter for free. Wine glasses (optional) are for sale at R20 per glass, and both tickets and glasses can be purchased at all four estates before and during the event. Cyclists' entry fees include entrance to the festival.
For more information, go to www.nuyvalleyfeast.co.za or phone Anne-Marie Redelinghuys on +27 (0)84 585 5557 or e-mail at az.oc.tsaefyellavyun@ofni.
