The link between champagne and shoes (or should we say Choos), dates back to the olden days when gentleman in fact used to drink champagne from a gorgeous lady's shoe. Marilyn Monroe summed it up correctly when she said: “I don't know who invented high heels, but all women owe him a lot!”
Made from Colombar grapes, the non-vintage Charmat Brut is known for its fresh aromas, natural acid and zesty tropical fruit flavours. Arniston Bay winemaker Abraham de Villiers, said: “This wine has wonderful aromas and a creamy, delicate palate, and is perfect for everything from pamper parties to a relaxing with a good book or an uplifting dinner party with friends.” And as its recommended retail price is R45, you won't owe much.
To stand a chance of winning a pair of Jimmy Choos, send us the reason why you're head over heels for Arniston Bay wines (the wine bottle must also have a starring role in your entry), and we'll add another pair of enviable shoes to your collection.
Email your entries to moc.yab-notsinra@ofni with “Head over heels for Arniston Bay” in the subject line. The competition closes on 31 July, 2010. Terms and conditions apply.
Show us why you're head over heels for Arniston Bay wines. Please note: To be eligible to enter, a bottle of Arniston Bay wine must be visible in your entry, regardless of whether it's a photograph, video, etc. First prize is a pair of designer shoes (Jimmy Choos, of course!) Second prize: Win a shopping spree. Third prize: Champagne hampers and salon treatments for you and three friends.
