New look Overhex Tasting Room is summer ready

MyPR: New look Overhex Tasting Room is summer ready:

Discover an assortment of exciting wine tasting options at the new look Overhex Tasting Room near Worcester all spruced up for the summer season.

The new stylish interior offers a welcoming backdrop for a laid back wine experience. In addition to wine tastings and a choice of novel wine and food pairings, the new ‘Journey Through Our Winery’ platter of charcuterie, cheese and condiments is ideal for visitors who want to linger a little longer on the outside terrace. Paired with four signature wines from the Balance, Mensa and Survivor ranges, this platter is a delicious way to explore the diverse wines the cellar has to offer.

The other exciting wine and food pairing options on offer have something for every taste. The quirky mash-up of Balance wines with gourmet popcorn, and the delightful combination of Mensa wines with toffee and nougat treats add an element of fun to your wine experience. Be sure to bring the children along for a special juice and sweet treat tasting.

Whether you want to make a quick stop on your way to your holiday destination or spend an afternoon relaxing with friends and family, the Overhex Tasting Room is sure to hit the spot.

The generous platter tasting option is available at R85, while the other pairings range in price from R35 to R75. The children’s juice and sweet treat tasting is available at R30.

Situated on the scenic R60 between Worcester and Robertson, Overhex Winery & Tasting Room offers warm hospitality for wine tastings and is open Mondays to Fridays from 08h00 to 17h00 and from 09h00 to 15h00 on Saturdays.

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