{"id":79988,"date":"2024-08-08T05:00:36","date_gmt":"2024-08-08T05:00:36","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/test10.co.za\/C\/?p=79988"},"modified":"2024-08-08T10:24:29","modified_gmt":"2024-08-08T10:24:29","slug":"female-owned-businesses-that-should-be-on-your-radar","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/test10.co.za\/C\/female-owned-businesses-that-should-be-on-your-radar\/","title":{"rendered":"Female-owned Businesses That Should Be On Your Radar"},"content":{"rendered":"

Beyonc\u00e9 had the right idea when she sang, \u2018Who run the world\u2026 girls\u2019 \u2013 but in this case, we’re talking womxn. We\u2019ve come up with a list of female-owned businesses that should be on your radar, not just for Women\u2019s Month, but all year round! You might be familiar with some of these brands, while others have just stepped onto the entrepreneurial scene \u2013 either way, they can take all of our coins.<\/p>\n

Women in Food<\/h3>\n

Eat your heart out! These female powerhouses are shaking up South Africa\u2019s culinary scene.<\/p>\n

Cream of the Crop Micro Dairy<\/h4>\n
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Having grown up on a biodynamic farm and selling her family\u2019s fresh produce at weekend markets, Maria van Zyl<\/a> developed a passion for farming at a young age, which eventually led to her starting her very own agricultural and artisanal business, Cream of the Crop.<\/p>\n

The micro-dairy supplies small-batch artisanal butter, labneh, halloumi and yoghurt. They currently produce this and more from five grass-fed Jersey cows at the family\u2019s Piket Bo-Berg farm, where they also offer cheese-making workshops. Maria is focused on creating a sustainable offering with a Committed Value Chain programme, to foster better transparency between farmers and customers.<\/p>\n

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mondvol\u2122<\/h4>\n

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Launching a business might feel like you\u2019re biting more than you can chew, or it could lead to a \u2018mouthful\u2019 of possibilities. At least, that was Andriette de la Harpe\u2019s experience when she started mondvol\u2122 with nothing but her Ouma\u2019s Kenwood mixer and love for baking.<\/p>\n

With her blind belief and talent, Andriette not only became a MasterChef SA runner-up contestant, but eventually created a female-owned and run business that sells the most delicious cookies and cakes nationwide. This sweet shop also runs cake workshops, a Cookie Club for biscuit lovers, and the best seasonal treats.<\/p>\n

mondvol.co<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Post & Pepper<\/h4>\n
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Post & Pepper is a fun-dining restaurant that\u2019s become a favourite for many. Having worked in some of the country\u2019s best fine dining kitchens, Jess van Dyk<\/a> figured it was high time she started her own establishment. One yacht cheffing gig, food photography stint and pandemic later, her vision finally came to life.<\/p>\n

Located in the (now revamped) old Stellenbosch post office, the restaurant has a casual yet sophisticated appeal. Inspired by childhood food memories and influenced by chef Jess\u2019 favourite dishes, the menu features approachable yet elevated cuisine. If you love fancy Mac \u2018n Cheese or appreciate delicious food, Post & Pepper is where it\u2019s at!<\/p>\n

postandpepper.co.za<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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INDIKAAP<\/h4>\n
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After studying in Kerala, India, and moving to the Southern Suburbs of Cape Town, INDIKAAP founder, Michelle Mistry, became homesick for the food culture she knew. Being a certified Ayurvedic<\/a> Nutritionist, she bottled that knowledge in the hopes of inspiring people to incorporate nourishment and balance through everyday eating.<\/p>\n

INDIKAAP has a line of delicious vegan butter, chilli and seasonal vegetable pickle products. In addition to selling great pantry products, they host Ayurvedic retreats, cleanses and workshops where you can learn all about the 6 different tastes used in Ayurveda and nutrition. Mistry even offers personal consultations, which involves food mapping. You can find INDIKAAP at the Oranjezicht City Farm Market.<\/p>\n

indikaap.com<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Fehmz Mocktails<\/h4>\n
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Half the fun of drinking cocktails are the vibrant colours and interesting names<\/a>, that often make up for what they lack in taste. As a teetotaler and foodie, Fehmida Jordaan saw a necessity for equally interesting non-alcoholic beverages on the market…<\/p>\n

Fehmz Mocktails offers an extensive and affordable range of\u00a0 flavoured non-alcoholic RTDs<\/a>, ranging from Lemongrass Ginger to Watermelon, and sugar-free drinks. We just love the playful packaging and innovation of this delicious product.<\/p>\n

fehmzmocktails.co.za<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Khayelitsha Farmer, Ncumisa Mkabile<\/h4>\n
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Ncumisa Mkabile, also known as \u2018The Spinach Queen\u2019, has gained national recognition after she started a small-scale farming business during lockdown. She has a small chicken farm as well, but what gained Mkabile notoriety is the spinach and cabbage she has been able to grow on unused land in between houses in Khayelitsha.<\/p>\n

She was able to use the power of social media to get people to start buying from her and see the value of her farming. The Spar<\/a> in Khayelitsha Mall noticed and stocked her spinach. Follow her farming journey on Instagram, or place an order through her Facebook group.<\/p>\n

Instagram<\/a> | Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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Kirsten\u2019s Kick Ass Ice Cream<\/h4>\n
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This female-owned business is run by none other than Kristen<\/a> herself. She started her business with an ice cream-maker attachment that she received as a wedding gift. Ice cream made for parties quickly turned into ice cream orders for friends, and then strangers, and then an invitation to open her own Kick Ass Ice Cream<\/a> shop in the Noordhoek farm village.<\/p>\n

Today, the brand has six incredible locations in Cape Town; they even have a tropical outpost in Mauritius! Kristen\u2019s mission is to be the little community scoop shop where everyone feels welcome. While the majority of their ice creams are made with milk, cream and sugar, they also offer dairy-free and sugar-free options.<\/p>\n

kristenskickass.co.za<\/a>\u00a0| Instagram<\/a> | Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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Lexi’s Plant-Based<\/h4>\n
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Lexi Monzeglio encourages locals to champion sustainable and plant-based eating with her range of food products. The former owner of Lexi’s Eatery continues to nurture the vegan and vegetarian community, with a tasty range of healthy and easy-to-make plant-based patties and falafels. Do your belly a favour and try their delicious products, available at Dis-Chem and Spar retail stores nationwide.<\/p>\n

Instagram<\/a> | Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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Sweet LionHeart<\/h4>\n
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Nikki Symons is one of the OG\u2019s when it comes to female-owned and run businesses in Cape Town. Starting out in 2015 by sharing her drool-worthy and visually stunning cake creations on Instagram, Nikki has built her online cake business into a fully-fledged sweet treat powerhouse. Her all-female Sweet LionHeart team<\/a> is responsible for creating some of the most instantly recognisable cakes in the country; from cute mini cakes, pops and cookies to striking, multi-tiered celebration showstoppers. Constantly innovating and fiercely championing the female agenda, this team of ‘gurls’ are a force to be reckoned with.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re looking for something beautiful and deliciously indulgent, head over to their website where you can order online or pop by their retail counter at Maker\u2019s Landing. If you love what they do and want to upskill, check out their calendar of interactive workshops, where you can create your own sweet masterpieces under their expert tutelage.<\/p>\n

sweetlionheart.com<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Theonista<\/h4>\n
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Brewmistress and Theonista founder, Meghan Werner, built Theonista around the need to heal her gut and microbiome. Now, she\u2019s helping many others do the same with expert fermentation methods and kombucha<\/a>. Meghan started Theonista back in 2011 and her first customer was Clarke\u2019s Dining on Bree (also female-owned). Theonista became the first local brand<\/a> to sell kombucha commercially and has since become a household name.<\/p>\n

theonista.co.za<\/a> | Instagram<\/a> | Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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YIAYIA’s Table<\/h4>\n
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Named after Elli Parolis or ‘Yiayia’ to her family, YIAYIA\u2019s Table is a neighbourhood bakery and coffee shop offering home-baked Greek confectionery. With a menu inspired by Elli\u2019s own recipes of traditional Greek delicacies and vibrant Mediterranean flavours, YIAYIA\u2019s Table is dedicated to keeping her spirit alive through wholesome, comforting foods.<\/p>\n

yiayiastable.co.za<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Tessa\u2019s Bakery<\/h4>\n
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Tessa Dasopatis of Tessa\u2019s Bakery, has been passionately baking for more than 25 years, making delicious treats from home. In 2012, she decided it was time to share her baked goods with the rest of us by opening up a shop and setting up a delivery service.<\/p>\n

Her baked goods are all made from the finest ingredients, each with a unique touch ranging from chocolate caramel cake, red velvet cake, carrot cake, cheesecake<\/a>, Peppermint Crisp tarts, cupcakes and more! The perfect treat for birthdays, celebrations, tea time, and basically any time of day.<\/p>\n

Instagram<\/a> | Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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Women in Fashion & Lifestyle<\/h3>\n

From fitness to beauty, d\u00e9cor and everything in between, these local female-owned brands are changing the game!<\/p>\n

Okracandle<\/h4>\n
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Necessity is the mother of invention. It is this philosophy that ignited creative director Michelle Rust\u2019s imagination and led to the creation of Okracandle. Co-founded with her husband, Erik, the bespoke candle brand launched five years ago.<\/p>\n

Rust also does event styling, using her bespoke candles to curate intimate spaces and kindle memorable occasions. Their unique range of candles features beautifully designed pieces, including the Dipped Dinner Set and their popular Gear Candles, which effortlessly transform spaces and invite peace into your home.<\/p>\n

okracandle.co.za<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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MYUZU by Lana<\/h4>\n
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Flowers have always been the centrepiece of Lana Fredericks\u2019 life; more than a decoration, flowers are the muse for her brand, MYUZU.<\/p>\n

As a set designer and interior stylist, Fredericks uses her floral styling to elevate intimate spaces and curate meaningful moments. Since its launch, MYUZU by Lana has been featured at Decorex Cape Town and Johannesburg, and partnered with countless brands, including Okracandle, Lemkus and Nike.<\/p>\n

Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Sixteen Tables<\/h4>\n
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Dining with loved ones is a timeless tradition cherished across cultures and time zones. It is with this intention that Sixteen Tables was launched\u00a0\u2013 sixteen signifying the number of chances we get to break bread with friends and family every week.<\/p>\n

Founded by Hayley Sherman, Sixteen Tables sells beautifully crafted, minimalist tablecloths and napkins created from the finest quality imported European linen. Designed with flax linen, the breathable and resilient material has a soft finish, setting the stage for Sunday lunches, festive feasts and countless gatherings around the table.<\/p>\n

sixteentables.co.za<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Cards for Conversation<\/h4>\n
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Daily social interactions often don\u2019t go beyond the good-intentioned yet surface-level \u2018How are you?\u2019 Founded by Meg Carrie, Cards for Conversation was created out of a need to reconnect with loved ones after grieving the death of her brother, and she figured she wasn\u2019t alone.<\/p>\n

Desperate to avoid small-talk, she created Cards for Conversation \u2013\u00a0a small box with big questions. Since having launched, it has helped thousands of people by taking the awkwardness out of vulnerability. Cards for Conversations can be found at Poetry stores, nationwide, and on their website.<\/p>\n

cardsforconversation.com<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Socially Gathering<\/h4>\n

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Founded by Sarah Waller, Socially Gathering is a female-focused platform that creates safe spaces for women, from all walks of life, to engage online and gather in person.<\/p>\n

Whether you are looking to find your tribe, spark new friendships, nurture a hobby<\/a> or expand your network, Socially Gathering facilitates it all. While the larger community is based in Cape Town, they also host events in Joburg. Visit the website and follow them on social media to join upcoming events, from dinners to industry-led conversations and paint & sip socials.<\/p>\n

sociallygatheringstore.com<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a> | TikTok<\/a><\/p>\n

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Best Store<\/h4>\n
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Rebecca Scher, founder of Best Jewellery, designs jewellery with the wearer in mind. Her 18ct gold-plated jewellery is designed to be functional yet fashionable. Her earrings are hollow, making them light-as-a-feather and perfect to wear from morning to evening. Rebecca believes that everyone deserves to feel the Best<\/i>. She developed her brand in response to popular consumer culture that thrives off making the consumer feel \u2018less than\u2019. Instead, her brand’s ethos is to uplift and support women through jewellery.<\/p>\n

ourbestregards.com<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Black Betty Design<\/h4>\n
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Started in 2012 by designer Kristin Weixelbaumer, Black Betty is a jewellery and piercing studio. Aesthetically gorgeous and edgy in design, Black Betty proves that diamonds are indeed girl’s best friend. All their collections are uniquely crafted, ensuring there’s something for everyone. If you don’t see something that catches your eye, have at it and design your own bespoke piece. In collaboration with the Kolisi Foundation, Black Betty ensures that all of the proceeds from their beaded bracelet sales go back to the women at the Saartjie Baartman Centre, who are GBV survivors and are also responsible for creating the beautiful bracelets.<\/p>\n

blackbettydesign.com<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Julie Baby Punch Club<\/h4>\n
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Nomvula \u2018Julie Baby\u2019 Mxubane, started making gorgeous punch needle cushions during lockdown. She realised she was super talented and started taking orders! Now, the Julie Baby Punch Club is a group of domestic workers who are \u201cnannies by day and punch needle superstars by night.\u201d We absolutely love their beautiful and colourful cushions!<\/p>\n

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LEEBEX<\/h4>\n
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Many local fashion brands miss the mark when it comes to inclusive fashion, making it difficult to not only find well-fitted but stylish garments too. LeeBex manages to do that and more. Founded by Rebecca Garande and Lesego Legobane (Thickleeyonce), LeeBex is a start-up retail shop catering to plus-size women. Initially an online retailer, LeeBex now has a store in Melville, Johannesburg. If you\u2019re looking for beautiful clothing for functions or just want to \u2018zhuzh’ up your wardrobe, we recommend checking out their online boutique.<\/p>\n

leebex.com<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Me&B<\/h4>\n
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Me&B is the mother-daughter fashion duo we never knew we needed! This eclectic brand\u2019s mission is to make fashion fun, one vibrant garment at a time. Started in 2018 by Betina Swart and daughter, Kelly-Grace Gibberd, the brand uses local designers and experts to create chic yet comfortable garments. Check out their online store if your wardrobe needs a splash of colour.<\/p>\n

meandb.shop<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Noa & Co<\/h4>\n
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Founded by Meghan Pietersen, Noa & Co is a brand built on the pillar of self-love and the name says it all \u2013 Noa<\/i> means \u2018my love\u2019 in Japanese Kanji. After spending some time in Japan, Megan was particularly inspired by the dedication to wellness culture and traditional health, thus the birth of Noa & Co. We love that this brand doesn\u2019t focus on diet culture, but rather wellness. Noa & Co sells a range of products from collagen<\/a> creamer to protein powder.<\/p>\n

noaandco.com<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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RushTush<\/h4>\n
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Rushda Moosjaee or ‘RushTush’, is a powerhouse entrepreneur, mom and all-round inspirational human. She started her career as a personal trainer and helped facilitate the opening of a functional training gym, where she saw the need for tailored workouts specifically designed for women. Fast forward a few years and she now has a fitness app, RushTushFit. This online store offers beauty products, make-up and pharmaceuticals, as well as a range of fitness e-books made to suit anyone\u2019s needs. It is so refreshing to see a personal trainer focused on enhancing women\u2019s health and building confidence!<\/p>\n

rushtush.com<\/a> | Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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swiitchbeauty\u00ae<\/sup><\/h4>\n
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Rabia Ghoor started swiitchbeauty\u00ae<\/sup> from her bedroom when she was just 14 years old. Seeing a gap in the South African beauty market, Rabia dropped out of school at 16 to pursue her career in beauty. Her vision was to create an affordable makeup line that South African consumers would feel proud to wear. Fast forward to today, Rabia is 24 years young, and has already been awarded Forbes Woman Africa Young Achiever. Swiitchbeauty\u00ae<\/sup> is over 100k Instagram followers strong and is growing from strength to strength.<\/p>\n

swiitchbeauty.com<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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twyg.<\/h4>\n
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Twyg (pronounced \u2018twig\u2019) is a not-for-profit company that highlights sustainability and slow and a circular fashion. With over two decades\u2019 experience in the media industry, founder and editor, Jackie May, launched Twyg in 2018 with the intention of promoting a more mindful society. Twyg creates events, campaigns and content to inspire people to do the same. In 2019, they launched the Twyg Sustainability Fashion Awards to garner recognition for designers who honour sustainable practices<\/a>. Check out their website and social media to learn more about this great collective.<\/p>\n

twyg.co.za<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Women in Alcohol<\/h3>\n

It\u2019s so refreshing to see how many female-owned businesses are taking control in a heavily male-dominated alcohol industry. We love to see it!<\/p>\n

The Wine Shaq<\/h4>\n

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Raised in Langa, Cape Town, Nomhle Zondani\u2019s entrepreneurial spirit and thirst for knowledge have taken her from Europe to Africa. With her corporate background and extensive education, Zondani\u2019s interest in wine led to the birth of The Wine Shaq<\/a>. Her purpose? To promote and shine the proverbial spotlight on wines made by people of colour.<\/p>\n

With an extensive portfolio featuring wines such as Asline Wines, Three Quarters, Zoetendal, HER, Mosi Wines, and more, The Wine Shaq continues to empower local wine producers by promoting them at curated and corporate events.<\/p>\n

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Matawi Mead<\/h4>\n
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Co-founded by Nokukhanya Mncwabe, Matawi produces traditional Xhosa mead, iqhilika<\/a>. After being subjected to the Western Cape drought, Nokukhanya saw a need for more sustainable alcohol production, as most offerings require lots of water consumption. She pitched her product at the Startup School Africa\u2019s Incubation Programme, and Investec supported the idea.<\/p>\n

Matawi fosters job creation by collaborating with and offering training to black-owned mead makers. The eco-friendly brand offers Honey Liqueur and Honey Gin, fermented with Fynbos honey, yeast and water, and infused with indigenous African botanicals.<\/p>\n

matawi.co.za<\/a> | Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Aslina Wines By Ntsiki Biyela<\/h4>\n
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Aslina Wines, is a company wholly owned by Ntsiki Biyela, the first black female winemaker in South Africa. Ntsiki has built an impressive resume over the years \u2013 she was awarded a scholarship to study winemaking, she then graduated from Stellenbosch University with a BSc in Agriculture (Viticulture and Oenology), slowly thereafter joining boutique winery, Stellekaya Wines.<\/p>\n

She has consulted and worked with winemakers in California and France, and sits on the board of directors for the Pinotage Youth Development Academy<\/em>, which provides technical training and personal development for young South Africans in the Cape Winelands. She creates a wide range of wine stocked across the country and has already won many accolades and awards. You can shop Aslina Wines online at their website below.<\/p>\n

aslinawines.co.za<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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L-Gin<\/h4>\n
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L-Gin, a handcrafted gin brand<\/a>, was created by three female friends who live in Elgin, and just love gin. After completing distillation courses in Johannesburg and Stellenbosch, under the guidance of master distillers, L-Gin<\/a> was born. The business is female-run, and we love the fact that this gin is produced from fruit and botanicals growing in the Elgin Valley. Their gin has been favourited by gin lovers across the country, and took Gold at the SA Craft Gin Awards 2019. They truly take pride in what they do.<\/p>\n

l-gin.net<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

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Trizanne Signature Wines<\/h4>\n
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Trizanne Barnard, owner of Trizanne Signature Wines, graduated from Stellenbosch University with a degree in viticulture and oenology. She worked multiple vintages abroad and upon returning home in 2004, was offered the opportunity of starting Anwilka Wines<\/i> in conjunction with Klein Constantia role-players and Bordeaux winemakers. In 2008, she decided to start her own brand, and Trizanne Signature Wines was born.<\/p>\n

She focuses on two very diverse wine regions, namely Elim and the Swartland. Trizanne Signature Wines creates a wide and delicious range of wine, with stockists all across the country. Make sure to check out where you can buy her wine at their website.<\/p>\n

trizanne.co.za<\/a> | Instagram<\/a><\/p>\n

Meet the local female winemakers<\/a> behind some of SA’s favourite labels.\u00a0\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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