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Unlock Constantia Glen’s wine vault from the comfort of your home
Wine lovers looking to stock up on Constantia Glen wines will be richly rewarded at the tasting room with a brand new vintage of their flagship red and some older world-class Bordeaux-style gems.
The new 2016 vintage of Constantia FIVE, released just before the Covid-19 lockdown, is now available for purchase directly from the tasting room. To make your visit even more memorable, Constantia Glen have unlocked their wine vault bringing out some rare, older vintages to add to your collection. Pop into the tasting room to get your allocation of Constantia Glen FIVE 2012 and THREE 2013 while stocks last.
Visitors coming to the tasting room to collect their wines can take advantage of their take-out menu selection of Constantia Glen favourites for an enhanced food and wine experience at home. Indulge in mouth-watering platters, iconic wood-fired Flammkuchen (flatbread) or the famous traditional Austrian beef goulash served with Spätzle to beat the winter chill.
In keeping with Alert Level 3 regulations, the Constantia Glen tasting room is open exclusively for wine sales to enjoy at home on Mondays to Thursdays between 09h00 and 17h00, or purchase the wines online at https://www.constantiaglen.com/order-wine/ for delivery to your door. For take-home food purchases and collections, the tasting room hours are Mondays to Thursdays 09h00 to 18h00 and Fridays from 12h00 till 19h00.
If you prefer to have your Constantia Glen food and wine brought to your door, deliveries are available within a 6km radius of the farm. Find Constantia Glen on Uber Eats or place your order directly with the estate by visiting https://www.dineplan.com/account/order/4MRnzwBs or calling 0217955639.
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