The Human family of Black Oystercatcher Wines has a special connection with the Agulhas National Park. They have sold a special holiday site that was in the family for about 44 years to SANParks in 2001. This site is where the Agulhas Rest Camp is today.
We believe it’s a label and a new look that symbolises our unique countryside, our distinctive wines and the value we place in partnerships. This closely captures the relationships that we care for: between man and nature, food and wine, friends and family, and between you and us.
For the first time, we’ve seen the 6 hippo together in the Waagschaalvlei! Five hippo were reintroduced to the area by the Nuwejaars SMA in 2010. The new calf become the first hippo to be born on the Agulhas Plain in about 150 years. We’re so happy they are doing so well!
From the Black Oystercatcher Kitchen. Enjoy our Spring Recipe. “As the longer, spring days delight us with its radiating warmth, what better way to enjoy the sunshine than with this coq au vin dish, savouring the flavours while enjoying a glass of Black Oystercatcher Triton 2013.”
The fires were lit to a proud day of Heritage and we couldn’t have done it without your support. Our grand total of 199 guest all contributed to a very festive day and thanks to your participation in the Black Oystercatcher 1km Braai Day we raised a total of R5747 for the Nuwejaars SMA.