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Stand a chance to WIN a trip to meet the Four Cousins valued at R20 000

Competition closed: Stand a chance to win a trip worth R20 000 for you and 3 friends to meet the Four Cousins themselves!

Four Cousins—a tale of family bonds, friendship, and the love of wine. Born from the union of two real-life sets of brothers within the Retief family – brothers Phillip and Neil are the first set of cousins and brothers Hennie and Bussell are the other set of cousins.

Four Cousins emerged as a celebration of life’s simple pleasures and cherished connections.

With a fresh new look, Four Cousins continues to evolve while staying true to its roots. Behind the vibrant exterior lies the same beloved taste and quality that has endeared Four Cousins to wine enthusiasts for over two decades.

In the spirit of celebration of their new sleek and sophisticated packaging, Four Cousins is giving 1 winner + 3 friends a chance to win a trip to Robertson Valley – the home of the Four Cousins brand.

Prize details include flights, accommodation, meals, wine tasting & pairing, exclusive meeting with the Four Cousins and so much more.

 

To stand a chance to win, complete these steps:

  1. Follow @four_cousins (Instagram) and @fourcousins (Facebook)
  2. Answer the question below:

To enter, answer the following question:

What are the names of the Four Cousins?

Terms and Conditions:

Must be over 18 to enter. All prizes in BONA are subject to availability and are not transferable, resaleable or refundable for cash. All winners are randomly selected. Offer is limited to South Africa and applies to digital entry only. The competition ends on 16th July 2024. 



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