Zorgvliet Privilege wine club for consumer and connoisseur
10 October 2007
Zorgvliet Portfolio is pleased to announce the launch of the Zorgvliet Privilege Club, which offers wine benefits for the wine consumer and connoisseur who enjoys travelling.
Members of the Zorgvliet Privilege Club receive exciting wine allocations, behind-the-scenes wine production information and a wide range of added value benefits from Zorgvliet Portfolio. All members also receive a monthly newsletter with the latest Zorgvliet wine news and other Zorgvliet Portfolio offerings.
The Zorgvliet Wine Estate is situated in the Banhoek Valley outside Stellenbosch. The Banhoek Valley is a distinguished vine growing region that has been producing wine since the early settlers in 1705.
Zorgvliet Wine Estate has received numerous accolades for its outstanding wines; the most recent being six medals at the 2007 Michelangelo International Wine Awards.
“The highest reward for management is still when a visitor bestows a ‘wow, that is great’ upon them,” says Mac van der Merwe, Chief Executive: Zorgvliet Portfolio.
“A very distinct passion for winemaking ensures wine of excellence. Sipping on a glass of Zorgvliet wine on the ‘stoep’ of the Herenhuis Restaurant or relaxing at the Zorgvliet Spa - the magic of the Banhoek Valley will enchant you,” adds Van der Merwe.
A vineyard holiday experience on a working wine farm is now a reality at this exclusive Wine Estate. There are two restaurants, a picnic area at the foot of the Simonsberg, walking trails, 18 distinctive mountain facing lodge rooms, an intimate and relaxing Zorgvliet Spa, and above all wine tasting facilities for the casual as well as serious wine lover.
The Zorgvliet Privilege Club is based on a three tier membership structure. Loyalty benefits are accrued through a points system which are loaded on the member’s Zorgvliet Privilege Card. The points can be converted into cash and can be redeemed at any Zorgvliet Portfolio destination.
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