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Stand a chance to win a mixed case of 221,
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One lucky winner could win a prize package valued at up to R50,000, including two Springboks vs All Blacks tickets.
Buy WineWhether it’s from a braai, a watch party, or primary school, tell us your greatest rugby memory. The best story each week wins a mixed case of 221.
Recall your greatest rugby memory — one you played, watched, or debated over a braai.
Post it on social with #The221Game, or fill in the form right here on this page.
The best story each week wins a mixed case of 221. Winners announced every Sunday.
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You could see the Springboks vs All Blacks clash on 5 September 2026 in Johannesburg. Flights, accommodation, transportation – all covered. You’ll also receive 3 cases of Alvi’s Drift Brut Nature Vintage Cap Classique and a year’s worth of 221 Range wines to celebrate in style.
Purchase any Alvi's Drift wine from our online store between 18 June and 23 August 2026. Your entry is automatic.
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WhatsApp Your Slip →It’s 1928. Alvi van der Merwe, representing Western Province Country, becomes the first player to score a try against the touring All Blacks on African soil; a defining moment in South African rugby history. He goes on to earn Springbok cap number 221 during the 1931–32 tour of Britain and Ireland. It was his moment of greatness. And the number continues to carry his legacy forward.
Today, it lives on in every glass of 221: wines inspired by rugby, made for every story worth sharing.Discover the 221 Range →
Rugby stories. Armchair takes. 221 picks. Fan moments. Your source of top-quality banter, updated weekly.
Tender Springbok carpaccio with blanched greens and caprino cheese, paired with 221 Sauvignon Blanc for easy weekend entertaining.
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A quick yet impressive seared Springbok loin recipe with warm spices, fresh greens and Alvi’s Drift 221 Special Cuvée Red.
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Quick Springbok skewers with apricot and wild herbs, made for summer fires and a bottle of 221 Chenin Blanc.
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Tender Springbok shanks braised in red wine and citrus, served with herb dressing and 221 Pinotage for the ultimate winter comfort food.
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Alvi’s Drift 221 Chenin Blanc features ripe peach, lemon, and honeysuckle notes with a rich palate. Perfect with spicy dishes, creamy sauces, or seafood.
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Get the recipe for this delicious baked Bulgarian Feta Cheese Pie, perfect for savouring with our new Alvi's Drift 221 Sauvignon Blanc in summertime.
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My 221 Moment definitely has to be the charge down from our Cheslin Kolbe against France in the 2023 Rugby World Cup Quarter finals on Thomas Ramos conversation kick!!!! #The221Game
South Africa winning the 2023 Rugby World Cup, with Siya Kolisi lifting the Webb Ellis Cup for the second time as captain. The Springboks won three consecutive knockout matches by just one point (29–28 vs France, 16–15 vs England, and 12–11 vs New Zealand), making it one of the most dramatic World Cup runs ever.
It was a club game around 2011, when I got to play my first senior match alongside my older brother. To everyone else, it was just another Saturday of rugby. To me, it was everything. At the time, I thought we'd have many more games together. Life had other plans. Not long after, my brother passed away, and that match became our first and our last game together. Looking back, I realise that the score, the result, and even my own performance don't matter. What matters is that I got to live every rugby-loving brother's dream. Rugby gave me a memory that time can never take away, and for that, I'll always be grateful.
After winning the rugby lottery by being eligible to purchase match day tickets, one of my most memorable Springbok rugby memories happened on the 7th of September 2024, when our boys defeated New Zealand 18-12 in a nail bitting battle. The atmosphere and gees in the stadium was electric and once the final whistle blew the stadium erupted with cheer and celebrations.
Most definitely my son's first ever live game at Newlands. He was only 3 years old. It was really special. He is 11years old now and we go to many matches together. He is a very passionate Stormers and Springbok supporter. I enlarged this pic, framed it and it's up in my braai area
