Alliance adds three more SA wineries

Published: 23 July, 2008

Alliance Wine has announced that it is to become the UK agent for three new South African wineries.

Pulpit Rock, Hidden Valley and Lands End will join the three existing Cape agencies - Havana Hills, Virgin Earth and McGregor - in the Alliance portfolio.

Hidden Valley is run by winemaker and aerosol gas magnate Dave Hidden. Situated on the side of the Helderberg Mountain in the heart of Stellenbosch, the new winery is a neighbour of the Ernie Els estate. As well as the premium Hidden Valley a lower-priced range, Hidden Agenda, will be offered, initially consisting of a Chenin/Viognier and a Shiraz.

Lands End estate is based in Cape Agulhas at the cool, southern tip of Africa. Recently bought by Dave Hidden of Hidden Valley, Lands End Estate will provide a stand-alone label, initially consisting of just a Sauvignon Blanc.

Pulpit Rock, situated in Riebeek West is a new producer. The wines will reach the UK in September.

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