Donate to conservation while restocking your wine rack!
Painted Wolf Wines has everything in place to deliver wine to you as soon as we are allowed. Our generous offers (below) are available until 31st May 2020 so time is of the essence! With the absence of tourists and the revenue they bring to…
Johannesburg – Conserving Carnivores – POSTPONED
This event has been postponed until further notice. Once a new date has been set it will be posted here. Should you already have paid for your ticket/s, you will be given first option on the new dates. If you would like to request a…
Denning down with our Pack
With the unprecedented situation facing us across the world, at Painted Wolf Wines we are taking inspiration from our mantra “Remarkably persistent, persistently remarkable”, as we focus on keeping our business alive while doing everything we can to help flatten the curve. The success of…
Paarl – Conservation Conversation with Oliver Cowan – 11 March 2020
Join us for an evening of food, wine and conservation as the Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Oliver Cowan tells us about his PhD research into “The distribution of endangered species within South Africa: filling knowledge gaps and improving conservation”. Oliver is due to graduate in March…
Paarl – Wine & Tapas Wednesday – 4 March 2020
Don’t forget to join us on Wednesday for another delicious array of wine and tapas. This week we are serving up: ✦ Mushroom risotto ✦ Chicken pie ✦ Beef nachos And the wines by the glass are: ✦ Peloton Blanc ✦ Roussanne…
Paarl – Blue Crane Conservation Conversation – 19 February 2020
Bookings are now open for our first Conservation Conversation of the year! Join us for an evening of wine and food and learn all about blue crane conservation. Ticket includes a meal and a glass of wine. Christie Craig is part of the African Crane…
PAARL – Christmas Wine & Tapas – 18 December 2019
It’s time for our last wine and tapas evening of the year! Thank you to all our loyal supporters and we hope that you can join us for some festive cheer from 5pm this Wednesday. On the tapas menu this week: Vegetarian pancake spring rolls Chicken…
PAARL – Cheetah Chat at Wine & Tapas Wednesday
Did you know that there are only around 7,000 cheetahs left in the wild? Would you like to hear more? Join us on Wednesday 20 November when we welcome Vincent van der Merwe, Cheetah Metapopulation Coordinator with the Endangered Wildlife Trust, to our tasting room….
PRETORIA – Creating a safe space for carnivores
Please join the Pretoria City Lions Club and the Endangered Wildlife Trust for an evening of fascinating conversation about the fate of carnivores in South Africa. Enjoy a welcome drink from Painted Wolf Wines accompanied by platters of delicious finger foods. Derek van der Merwe…
HOEDSPRUIT – Tracking collar fundraiser
Join the EWT for a wild dog evening at the Wild Dogz Burger Bar in Hoedspruit Guest speaker, Grant Beverley from the Endangered Wildlife Trust with talk about the wild dogs of Kruger and why they need tracking. Canapes by Wild Dogz Burger Bar, and…
JOHANNESBURG – Fundraising Dinner for the last free roaming wild dogs
The Waterberg is the last remaining area in South Africa that still has free-roaming wild dogs. Please join the EWT for an evening devoted to the conservation of these special animals. The Waterberg Wild Dogs Conservation Project is driven and designed to protect the Waterberg…
PAARL – Wine & Tapas Wednesday – wineforgood week 2
#Wineforgood Wine for good is a theme for the whole month. Emma is back from her travels and can tell you about the painted wolf fundraiser she attended in the Netherlands along with Peter Blinston from Painted Dog Conservation in Zimbabwe. #wineforgood is #goodwine, so…
PAARL – Wine & Tapas Wednesday
#Wineforgood Do you know how much we have donated to conservation organisations? The number increases every time we sell a bottle of wine. We donate between 4 and 5 % of turnover to conservation, and have done since we started the company 12 years ago….
PAARL – Wine & Tapas Wednesday celebrating wildlife
World Wildlife Day Sunday was World Wildlife Day, everyday is world wildlife day in the Painted Wolf Wines world. Spreading the word and doing our best to promote the conservation of painted wolves is part of our reason for living. Pop in to see us…
JOHANNESBURG – EWT fundraising evening
The Kindness Connection – An evening of food drink and conversation with Claire Johnston When we stand together, kindness is possible, not only to each other, but also to the world we live in. Join The Endangered Wildlife Trust and South African icon and lead…
HOEDSPRUIT – A fundraising evening with the EWT and Painted Wolf Wines
Meet Grant Beverley the Lowveld Regional Coordinator for the EWT’s Carnivore Conservation Programme. Hear about the on going efforts to protect and increase African wild dog packs in South Africa. Learn about tracking collars and why they are essential for this work. Taste a selection…
HLUHLUWE – 3 course fundraising dinner at the Fig Tree Cafe and Deli
You are invited to attend an exclusive wine pairing dinner at the Fig Tree Café to raise funds for tracking collars for African wild dogs. The Fig Tree Café and Painted Wolf Wines are teaming up to bring you an delicious three course dinner exploring…
HILLCREST – Conservation conversation with canapes and wine tasting
[UPDATE: this event has been postponed – please follow Painted Wolf and Two Acres on Social media for more news] Two Acres tearoom presents a lunch time Conservation Conversation wine tasting with canapes. Jeremy will be joined by Pippa Hankinson and Tristan Dickerson. Pippa is…
Collaring some great food and wine in Kwazulu-Natal
Our pack have been on the move almost constantly since April. Jeremy meandered around KZN, Jo’burg and the Lowveld, while Emma explored new areas of Zambia and caught up with all the travel professionals at Indaba, World Travel Market Africa and We Are Africa. In…
JOHANNESBURG – Rhino Revolution: Searching for new solutions book launch
We will be pouring wines at this event at the Johannesburg Country Club Please join the EWT and Jacana Media for a fascinating evening as we launch an incredible new book, written by EWT founder, Clive Walker, and his son Anton. This not-to-be-missed event will…
JOHANNESBURG – Who let the Dogs in?
In September 2017, the Kruger National Park’s resident population of 250 of the most Endangered carnivore in the country was bolstered by the addition of eight new African Wild Dogs. Working with Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife (EKZNW), South African National Parks (SANParks), and WildlifeACT Fund, the…
November – update from KZN
Jeremy received this month’s update from Cole Du Plessis of the EWT – it continues the saga of the wild dog population in KZN: “November has been a fruitful month in maintaining and expanding South Africa’s wild dog metapopulation. The greatest highlight of all was…
Painted Wolf update from the field
Earlier this month, Jeremy recieved an email from Cole Du Plessis of the Endangered Wildlife Trust, giving an update on his work in the field with African wild dogs (he refers to them throughout as Painted Wolves which we can’t fault). Cole’s report Early in…
Dinner for the dogs
Many people are astonished to hear that there are fewer than 450 African wild dogs left in South Africa today. The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) recognised the plight of this species back in 1997 and began a multi-faceted programme to attempt to increase their numbers. …
The Wild Dogs in and around Kruger – an update from the field
Grant Beverley from The Endangered Wildlife Trust sent us his update from the field, including feedback from the census we sponsored: “After another constructive meeting with SANParks and the State Vet services a project proposal will be submitted to continue monitoring of Wild Dogs within…
9 things we are thankful for on our ninth birthday
As it’s our birthday month and we are nine years old, we thought it would be apt to look back at nine aspects of our company that sum it all up. Beginnings: Painted Wolf Wines was founded by Jeremy and Emma on 4th April 2007….
2014 in review
Welcome to 2015! If last year was anything to go by we will be running all over the place again, spreading the wild dog word as we go. 2014 started off with a blast as a heatwave hit in harvest season, bringing the grapes to…
Dogged pursuits in KZN – new ranges
The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) in collaboration with its partners, released a pack of five African Wild Dogs onto Somkhanda Game Reserve in northern KwaZulu-Natal on Saturday 29 November 2014. Northern KZN is a Wild Dog conservation stronghold. The pack comprised two males originating from…
Dogged pursuits in Kwazulu Natal – October and November news
David Marneweck from the Endangered Wildlife Trust sent us this update on the wild dogs in KwaZulu Natal The last few weeks on the project have been filled with a number of wild dog sightings, both opportunistically and at call ups for collaring. Recently in…
Dogged pursuits in KZN – April news
An update from Dave Marneweck, KwaZulu-Natal Project Field Officer at the Endangered Wildlife Trust: It has been a busy few weeks in KZN trying to finalise permits and organise finer details of the proposed wild dog moves. Currently we are waiting the completion of a…
Dogged pursuits in Kwazulu Natal – an update from the field
We just received an email update from Dave Marneweck, KwaZulu-Natal Project Field Officer at the Endangered Wildlife Trust. He attached some great photos of the Wild Dogs he works with and vividly brought to life, the comings and goings of the individuals he knows. Here…
Selfies and other dogged pursuits
The Oxford English Dictionary declared “selfie” the word of the year in 2013. Selfies have been popping up on social media for a while now, the first use of the word dating back to 2002 (yup, those dark ages). Our facebook fans often share photos…
Wild Dog Diaries (69) Brendan Whittington-Jones
Country music is littered with cheesy love songs. Songs of broken hearts and perseverance really do seem to be the backbone of most albums (I’ll also acknowledge other key themes such as bars and trucks). There are however some rather more raw alternatives to those…