TREND WATCH
FIND BALANCE IN MYUTOPIA
If you’re feeling stressed, MyUtopia is a sanctuary that affords patrons a serene experience in the centre of Cape Town’s hustle and bustle.
It offers a variety of yoga, Pilates, HIIT, barre and dance classes in beautiful, nature-themed, heated and non-heated studios overlooking the V&A Waterfront and the Cape mountains.
There’s also a range of beauty and wellness treatments, as well as nourishing meals and drinks to choose from. Schedule time with the in-house dietician and nutritional consultant, chiropractor or shiatsu therapist and be sure not to miss the candle-lit, full-moon yoga classes for fantastic views of the city. Visit:
www.myutopia.co.za
VIRTUAL AFRICAN CUISINE Would you like to enjoy restaurant-quality food without the hassle of waiting
for a table or trying to get the attention of the waiting staff? Jo’burg’s first virtual restaurant, Lele’s African Cuisine, specialises in delicious local dishes such as oxtail, lamb stew and tripe. Orders can be placed on UberEATS, Mr D, Zulzi and OrderIn and delivered
straight to your doorstep within an hour. All meals are prepared fresh daily. Lele’s African Cuisine is currently available in several northern suburbs in Johannesburg. Visit:
www.leles.co.za
WINE WISE When it comes to vino,
South Africans are spoilt for choice, with a wealth of producers offering quality varieties and styles. And 2018’s forecast to be the year of the Rosé. The Premium Rosé
category has seen resurgence around the globe in recent times and continues to increase in popularity. The current talk of the town is the Jean Roi Cap Provincial Rosé 2016 from L’Ormarins. A blush pink colour,
it’s a perfect balance of florals, peach, melon and nectarine flavours, rounded with a beautifully textured finish. It retails for R300 per bottle at specialist wine outlets around the country.
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