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Time Out
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Explore Stellenbosch with Wine Town 2025
Mark your diaries: it's almost time to swirl, sip, and snack your way through South Africa's wine capital. Wine Town Stellenbosch returns to the Eikestad from 26 July to 3 August 2025, and it's offering more than just excellent wine. This year, Wine Town Stellenbosch offers nine days of tastings, tours, dinners, and workshops leading up to the main event: the Stellenbosch Wine Festival on 1 and 2 August. And if you don't have time for a bit of Winelands road-tripping, the Wine Festival provides a one-stop shop and all-access pass to over 200 wines from more than 50 producers. Held at the City Hall of this charming university town, you can look forward to first-time attendees including Raats Family Wines, Hidden Valley and De Meye, joining top-tier brands such as Simonsig, Rust en Vrede, Spier and Blaauwklippen. Also making a comeback is the popular Graze Table; an endless spread of seasonal, local bites curated by Bertus Basson Restaurants Group Chef Adel Grewar. Extra points for creating your own wine pairings! Prefer your Pinot with a side of music? Expect live entertainment throughout, plus plenty of opportunities to chat directly with winemakers and cellar hands.
Yahoo
29-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
9 Best Costco Food Deals for the Fourth of July
Planning for a Fourth of July gathering with family and friends? Costco has amazing food deals you'll want to stock up on before the long weekend. Whether going all-in on grilling or keeping things simple with snacks and drinks, Costco has you covered. Be Aware: Learn More: Consider these budget-friendly Costco deals to keep your guests full and happy this Independence Day. Price: $11.49 Every gathering needs that one condiment everyone reaches for, and Hidden Valley Ranch delivers that. From burgers to veggie trays, BBQ sandwiches and hot dogs, this ranch dressing is a must-have. At this price, you're getting two bottles, so you won't run out of dipping sauce halfway through the party. Discover More: Price: $22.99 You can't go wrong with chips, especially when there's a flavor for everyone. This 54-count Frito Lay variety pack comes in seven flavor options. It's perfect if you're hosting a crowd or need a grab-and-go snack for a fireworks picnic. Price: $20.19 Summer cookouts aren't complete without the sizzle of hot dogs hitting the grill. Toss on some Kirkland Signature Beef Hot Dogs, and in a few minutes, you'll have an affordable meal that gets everyone full. Price: $21.99 The long outdoor parties in the heat will require some hydration boost. Liquid I.V. ensures that everyone gets hydrated, energized, and avoids the mid-party slump. This pack comes with 30 sticks, and is currently $8 off. Price: 10.99 Whether you're grilling hot dogs or burgers, having the right condiments will make a big difference. This Heinz condiment four-pack includes ketchup, yellow mustard and sweet relish, so everyone gets their favorite on their plate. Price: $7.99 The most loved S'mores cookies made a comeback to the Costco bakery, and there's no perfect dessert for the Fourth than the Honey Maid graham crackers. This pack contains four boxes, ensuring you won't run out of your fireside snack. Price: 139.99 Want to impress your guests without spending hours prepping? This burger lovers bundle includes 12 burgers, 12 buns, smoked bacon and black truffle butter. It's a splurge, but one that elevates your BBQ. Price: $18.99 Afternoon energy crashes can ruin even the best-planned celebrations. Celsius sparkling energy drink can provide the boost everyone needs to keep the party momentum going. The 18-pack comes in three flavors: tropical, peach and retro. Price: $199.99 If you're planning to grill steak this Fourth of July, you won't go wrong with this grass-fed beef steak from Costco. The pack includes 14 strip steaks, 12 oz. each, and it's $50 off. Disclaimer: Prices and availability accurate as of June 28, 2025 and subject to change. Photo disclaimer: All imagery sourced from More From GOBankingRates 8 Dollar Tree Items Retirees Need To Buy Ahead of Summer 2025 Mark Cuban Says Trump's Executive Order To Lower Medication Costs Has a 'Real Shot' -- Here's Why How Far $750K Plus Social Security Goes in Retirement in Every US Region This article originally appeared on 9 Best Costco Food Deals for the Fourth of July
Yahoo
22-06-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Supercars Darwin: Feeney completes clean sweep
Broc Feeney completed a clean sweep of all three Supercars races at Hidden Valley, taking another convincing win at the Darwin circuit. Feeney started from pole position, again, and was headed only briefly over the 70-lap distance to take his third win of the weekend and sixth at the track for and his Triple Eight Chevrolet. Advertisement From pole he dominated the early going, building a small gap before he dropped the hammer on lap 10, building a 3s lead in four laps. But Grove Racing's Matt Payne made his first compulsory pitstop on lap 14, undercutting Feeney and seizing the lead when the Camaro driver emerged from the pitlane on lap 30. But Feeney, on much fresher tyres, duly reclaimed the lead two laps later. In the second half of the race the two drivers stuck to their strategies. Feeney's second stop came with just eight laps to go and he resumed 2.4s in the lead, stretching that to six seconds at the flag, the first driver to sweep the Darwin races since Scott McLaughlin did it six years ago. 'The triple crown has always been a thing for me,' said a happy Feeney. 'I watched Scotty win it back in 2019 and I am so proud of this team. It is hard to put together a weekend like that. I tried to look after the tyres and I got three cracker starts, and I could put my foot down when it was needed.' Broc Feeney, Triple Eight Race Engineering Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Broc Feeney, Triple Eight Race Engineering Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 For Payne third would have to suffice, still a strong result from the third row of the grid, just behind of his team-mate Kai Allen, on the podium for the second day in a row. On fresher tyres than Payne the 19-year-old found a way past with five laps of the race remaining. Advertisement Jack Le Brocq took fourth for Erebus Motorsport after starting second, but only after a late fight to hold out the man he replaced last season. Will Brown had to play another recovery role, starting 11th after missing the top-10 qualifying shootout by less than a tenth of a second, and finishing a similar margin behind Le Brocq. Chaz Mostert produced an impressive recovery drive for Walkinshaw Andretti United, having started from the pitlane after experiencing a clutch problem on the formation lap, but managed the problem during the race and brought his Ford Mustang home in 12th place. Feeney leaves Darwin 183 points up on Brown, but Payne is now just 14 points in arrears in third place. Cameron Waters, whose Tickford Mustang shed a wheel with a lap to go, was classified 24th and is now fourth in the points, 320 – effective an entire round - behind Feeney. Supercars returns to action at Townsville on 11-13 July for the seventh round of the season, with three races at the Reid Park street circuit. Supercars Darwin - Race 3 results To read more articles visit our website.
News.com.au
22-06-2025
- Automotive
- News.com.au
Feeney doubles up as Allen scores podium
Supercars: Broc Feeney completed the perfect Saturday at the Darwin Triple Crown with a commanding victory at Hidden Valley Raceway.
Yahoo
21-06-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Feeney dominates Darwin to hit four straight race wins
Broc Feeney has continued his dominance at Hidden Valley Raceway, winning back-to-back races from pole in Darwin to extend his lead at the top of the Supercars standings. The Triple Eight speedster seems unstoppable at the moment. With his third and fourth consecutive race wins on Saturday, his championship gap over teammate Will Brown has opened up to 143 points. In a controlled performance in the day's second race, Feeney held onto the lead from the jump, setting a new Darwin lap record of one minute 7.523 seconds in the process. After pitting last, the 22-year-old used his fresh supersoft tyres to speed away from Anton De Pasquale in the final laps and hold onto a one second lead. De Pasquale's second-place finish was his first podium of the season and Grove Racing rookie Kai Allen picked up his first career podium in third. But Grove could be in for a team penalty after one of his crew members dropped a tyre in pit lane, sparking a post-race investigation from the stewards. De Pasquale and Allen both slipped behind Brodie Kostecki and Matt Payne after pitting later, but jumped back into the top three with fresher tyres. Cam Waters, who started in third, lacked pace and slipped back through the pack before an off on turn one with two laps to go sent him back to 10th. Brown recovered 10 places to finish in seventh after starting in 17th. Feeney's two wins continued his love affair with Hidden Valley, including winning both races in 2024 and another the year earlier. He earlier held off Tickford's Waters to win race 17 as carnage unfolded behind. It took just one turn for the first big shunt of the race to bring out the safety car. Wheel contact from James Golding fired Jaxon Evans into the barrier at the exit of turn one at high speed, dislodging his front wheel and ruling his car out of the rest of the day's action. RACING IN THE TOP END WITH EARLY DRAMA!!!Follow along this weekend from our NEW Live Insights here 👉 #Supercars — Supercars (@supercars) June 21, 2025 There was more drama straight off the restart, with Jack Le Brocq shunting hard into the wall amid cramped conditions on pit straight and parting ways with his front tyre. Seconds later, a tangle between Nick Percat and Richie Stanaway left the PremiAir Racing man with heavy damage, while Ryan Wood's Ford Mustang suffered engine failure and was left immobile. Brown also had a disappointing race race 17, finishing in eighth Feeney leads the race for the Darwin Triple Crown trophy on 160 points, with another 140 points up for grabs in Sunday's 200km race. Unlike previous seasons where the Crown was only awarded to a driver who won a clean sweep, whoever amasses the most points over the course of the weekend will claim the prize. RACE 17 RESULTS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Cam Waters (Tickford Racing) 3. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 4. Bryce Fullwood (Brad Jones Racing) 5. James Courtney (Blanchard Racing Team) RACE 18 RESULTS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Anton De Pasquale (Team 18) 3. Kai Allen (Grove Racing) 4. Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing) 5. Brodie Kostecki (Dick Johnson Racing) CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Will Brown (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 3. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 4. Cam Waters (Tickford Racing) 5. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United)
