KWV Product Range

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KWV has a prestigious worldwide reputation for its wines and spirits, known for its consistent quality and exceptional taste. Their product range falls under a number of well-established brands that are available either as exclusive offerings or retail collections. 

One of their most popular brands is Laborie, which is situated in Paarl and produces beautiful wines from their lush vineyards. The farm was granted to French Huguenot Isaac Taillefer in 1691, who laid a solid foundation of vineyards with French viticulture techniques. With 300 years of heritage behind the estate, their outstanding wine production is evident. Their wines include Methode Cap Classique, Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz.

KWV is home to esteemed fortified wines of legendary quality, which are renowned for their ability to age exceptionally well. The product range includes Cape Tawny, Cape Ruby and Red Muscadel. The company’s Classic Collection is their core range, made up of stunning drinking wines, single bottlings of niche varieties and adorable offerings. Varieties include Pinotage, Petit Verdot, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, among others. 

The Cathedral Cellar Range is a premium product within the celebrated KWV portfolio, made at the famous Cathedral cellar in Roberston, Cape Winelands. With historical reverence, Cathedral Cellar wines embrace the present with a range ready to enjoy now, but which will age gracefully in years to come. The range includes Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz. 

In terms of spirits, KWV is well known for its award-winning Brandy and Gin. Their brandies are named after a number that represents their aging time. KVW Three, Five and Twelve are quite popular amongst avid brandy drinkers of South Africa. Other brands include Poncho Tequila, Carvo Vodka, Sally Williams Liqueur and Wild Africa Liqueur. 

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