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Grand Palm Cellar Experience Returns for a Second Pour

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Wine lovers and socialites have something to look forward to next month as The Grand Palm Hotel prepares to host the second edition of its Cellar Experience on October 17, 2026.

Set against the relaxed outdoor atmosphere of The Grand Palm BOMA, the event promises an afternoon of wine discovery, entertainment and socialising. This year’s edition is being held in partnership with Lengau Liquor Distributors, bringing together a curated selection of wines for guests to sample and enjoy.

Beyond the wine, organisers are aiming to create a lively social experience. Popular jazz outfit Mojazz will provide live entertainment throughout the event, adding a smooth soundtrack to the afternoon and helping to create a relaxed, sophisticated atmosphere.

Attendees will have the opportunity to explore different wine varieties through five tasting sessions, making the event suitable for both seasoned wine enthusiasts and those looking to expand their palate. A light snack is also included in the ticket price, offering guests the chance to pair their tastings with complementary bites.

Beyond the wine, organisers are aiming to create a lively social experience. Popular jazz outfit Mojazz will provide live entertainment throughout the event, adding a smooth soundtrack to the afternoon and helping to create a relaxed, sophisticated atmosphere.

Tickets are priced at P250 per person and are available online through the Karata Events platform. With wine tasting events continuing to grow in popularity among Botswana’s lifestyle and hospitality crowd, the Cellar Experience is shaping up to be another highlight on the social calendar.

The event takes place on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at The Grand Palm BOMA.

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