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Braaidag, Thursday 24 September 2020

Braaidag, Thursday 24 September 2020

JD Bistro and Wines

Braaidag, Thursday 24 September 2020

Winemakers, Jean and Jean-Pierre Daneel will brave the heat and braai beautiful matured rump which will be served in a soft roll. Three condiments will be served with it namely homemade dijonnaise, our famous harissa paste and salsa verde.

- R 105.00 per person

Booking is essential.

For more information contact JD Bistro and Wines.

Braaidag, Thursday 24 September 2020

JD Bistro and Wines

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