Pinot Noir & Fire – National Braai Day Celebration at Paul Clüver Amphitheatre
Celebrate National Braai Day on Wednesday, 24 September 2025, with soulful flavours, fine wine, and live music in the breathtaking Paul Clüver Amphitheatre. Surrounded by Elgin’s natural beauty, Pinot Noir & Fire combines the heritage of South African braai culture with the elegance of cool-climate Pinot Noir.
The Feast
Endorsed by Jan Braai and prepared alongside celebrated chef Bertus Basson, the menu showcases an inspired take on heritage cooking. Guests will enjoy a generous live-fire spread served from braai stations across the amphitheatre lawns.
From the coals:
- Cape Malay lamb sosaties
- Chutney-basted chicken thighs
- Whole apricot-glazed snoek
- Aged sirloin with chimichurri
Seasonal sides will complement the fire-cooked feast, including creamy samp, harissa mielies, and kale & apple salad.
The “Brood Tafel”
On arrival, a beautifully curated table will welcome guests with:
- Freshly baked roosterkoek
- Biltong spread
- Local cheeses and fruits
- Other regional favourites
Dessert Trays
To end the celebration, roaming trays will offer nostalgic South African treats such as mini melktert, peppermint crisp tart, and golden koeksisters.
Music & Atmosphere
Award-winning artist Elvis Blue will perform live in the forest amphitheatre, creating the perfect soundtrack for this open-air celebration.
️ Pinot Noir & Fire: Tickets & Details
- Date: Wednesday, 24 September 2025
- Time: 11:00 – 15:00
- Venue: Paul Clüver Amphitheatre, Elgin Valley
- Tickets: R850 per adult | R550 per child
Each ticket includes:
- Full fire-cooked feast by Bertus Basson
- Bread table and dessert trays
- A glass of Paul Clüver Village Pinot Noir (adults only)
- Live performance by Elvis Blue
Wine, coffee, and water will be available for purchase.
️ Weather Notice
In the event of inclement weather, the celebration will be cancelled. A final decision will be communicated one week prior.
Gather with family and friends for a heartfelt day of heritage food, Pinot Noir, and music—just as it should be on Braai Day.
