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<\/a>Enter Sinbad Wines. From the golf terrain to a wine and hotel partnership, Sindile \u201cSinbad\u201d Kama, the co-founder of Sinbad Wines, is perhaps more prominently known for being the owner of 50 On Gugs<\/em>, a vibey, chilling Tshisanyama in Gugulethu, Cape Town.<\/p>\n In 2019 he birthed the idea of starting a wine brand with the desire to leave a legacy for his family.<\/p>\n Sinbad\u2019s friend and Storners\/Western Province rugby player, Scarra Ntubeni, introduced him to JP Quickelberge, who has an entity that looks after over 150 wine cellars in the Western Cape. \u201cHe has a deep knowledge of the wine industry – from logistics to the tasting to managing how the deals can be done,\u201d Sinbad shares. Together Sinbad and JP are both co-founders of the wine brand.<\/p>\n Prior to the house wine venture beginning, he met Alan Campbell, ANEW Hotels & Resorts Sales & Marketing Director, while attending a golfing event about six to seven years ago.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m a golf fanatic, he plays golf too, so we met at Vodacom Origins of Golf,\u201d says Sinbad. \u201cWe kept in touch lightly as we were in the same circles on social media. When I launched Sinbad Wines last year, he was like, \u2018Yoh boet, you\u2019re doing things.\u201d<\/p>\n Sinbad says the conversation led to him offering Alan two bottles of wine for the tasting, which of course, left a lasting impression. \u201cThe rest is history,\u201d Sinbad chuckles.<\/p>\n Patrons wishing to soothe out their palate while basking alongside the pool have the option of choosing between either the Sinbad Shiraz 2018 and Sinbad Sauvignon Blanc 2020, with more varietals being developed soon. The future could see a potential ros\u00e9 and bubbly in the works.<\/p>\n Says Alan, \u201cWe want to support South African entrepreneurs that are forging new paths in the hospitality industry. Sindile is one of those entrepreneurs that inspires belief, and the Sinbad range of wines are a reflection of Sindile\u2019s commitment to South African excellence.\u201d<\/p>\n Guests visiting the hotel are reminded about the ANEW Rewards <\/a>loyalty programme designed to reward returning and regular guests at all properties.<\/p>\n The more you stay, the more you earn. How? By getting discounts on direct bookings and earning Wena Bucks with every stay, which you can use towards future stays, food and beverage orders, amongst others. The rewards member benefits include early check-ins, late check-outs, welcome platters, hotel room upgrades (subject to availability), discounts on the best available rate and exclusive competitions and special offers.<\/p>\n Sinbad Wines are available from 1 April 2022 to enjoy at all ANEW Hotels & Resorts restaurants and bars.<\/p>\n About ANEW Hotels & Resorts<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n ANEW Hotels & Resorts has evolved as a family business started in 1952. Family culture and attention to detail are firmly grounded in its people, and the group prides itself on the personal touch. The ANEW Hotel & Resorts Group owns and manages various properties in South Africa, with a vision to grow the brand by acquiring additional properties and management contracts in strategic locations. The brand has managed to achieve incredible growth over the past two years, in the midst of a pandemic, and continues to look for opportunities to provide premier products for local and international business and leisure market segments throughout the country. They conduct their business within legal and ethical parameters and strive to provide customers with world-class service. Visit<\/em> https:\/\/anewhotels.com\/<\/a><\/em> for more information.<\/em><\/p>\n One of the leading hotel groups in the country, ANEW Hotels & Resorts, continues to push the boundaries in the local hospitality industry. 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