Moedi Wines
“Each sip of Moedi wine symbolizes courage and innovation. With every glass, you support beekeepers in rural villages in South Africa, securing sustainable income through Bee Loved Honey, our social impact sister company. At the same time, the natural environment takes a step closer to healing, ensuring that we can continue producing world-class wines. Through this harmonious cycle, we can once again share a taste of the African spirit with the world.”
MOEDI MEANS ‘WATER’ IN SETSWANA
echoing our founder Lesego Serolong Holzapfel’s African roots tracing back to the San people of the Kalahari
Just as water sustains life, so does wine. It fosters connection, it inspires, it celebrates. For thousands of years, across cultures, it has been a symbol of shared experiences, rituals, and traditions that nourish the human spirit.
Moedi Wines crafts exceptional wines and shares it worldwide. The ‘O’ in Moedi signifies collaboration, like the harmonious structure of a beehive. Here, friends come together to create wines that bridge Africa to the world and the world back to Africa.
It’s about courage and innovation
Each sip of Moedi wine symbolizes courage and innovation. With every glass, you support beekeepers in rural villages in South Africa, securing sustainable income through Bee Loved Honey, our social impact sister company. At the same time, the natural environment takes a step closer to healing, ensuring that we can continue producing world-class wines. Through this harmonious cycle, we can once again share a taste of the African spirit with the world.
MEET LESEGO
Meet Lesego Serolong Holzapfel, the visionary CEO and founder of Bokamoso Impact Investments and Bokamoso Foods. With an MSc in Social Policy from the London School of Economics and a BA in International Studies from the City College of New York, Lesego’s journey reflects seven transformative years in the US.
As an orphan, she founded Raise the Children, providing scholarships to orphans with leadership potential. Lesego’s Bokamoso companies have long championed beekeeping, driving rural employment, income growth, and environmental resilience.
