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Symposium a great opportunity for sommeliers
Farmer's Weekly
|September 01, 2023
Wines of South Africa (WOSA) has changed its Sommelier Cup competition into a Sommelier Symposium to give more sommeliers exposure to South Africa’s unique wines and culture.
The Sommelier Cup, which used to be held every third year, was last held four years ago because of enforced lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Sommelier Cup was in the form of a competition in which sommeliers from around the world were able to participate. Finalists travelled to South Africa, and visited some of the Cape’s most prestigious wineries.
Siobhan Thompson, CEO of WOSA, said they decided to change the competition into a symposium to give more sommeliers an opportunity to visit South Africa.
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