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Located in the tranquil village of Tulbagh, with access from both the historical Church Street and van der Stel Street, you will find a deli with difference, a wine shop representing most of the local wines, a gift shop filled ...

Steenberg has a lot more to offer than just award winning wines. As the oldest farm in the Constantia Valley, it's also home to the Steenberg Hotel, Catharina's Restaurant, a luxury day spa and an 18-hole golf course. The ...

Allée Bleue Estate was founded as "Mere Rust" in 1690, but once current owners, Elke and Friedrich-Wilhelm Dauphin bought the farm, they changed the name to Allée Bleue (meaning ‘Avenue of Blue’ in French). Its name stems from ...

Altydgedacht falls within one of the coolest wine-growing regions the country in the hills of the Tygerberg Valley. It boasts a legacy of Parker family wine making since 1852 and happens to be one of the oldest functioning wine ...

A fine wine beneath the Drakenstein mountain of Franschhoek, lies L’Ormarins wine farm, home base to Anthonij Rupert Wines. The Cape of Good Hope Range pays tribute to the region’s wine heritage dating back 350 years when grapes ...

At the base of the Simonsberg Mountains, you’ll find the Anura Estate which has been owned and run by the Bouma family since 1989. What began as two blocks of vineyards, multiplied into 150 hectares of vines which can produce ...

Arra is perfectly positioned in the shelter of the Klapmuts Mountain where water and sunshine are in abundance. Johan Southey tends to the vines and soils carefully and Dee Wentzel ensures that all is well in the cellar where ...

Experience something unique and special - especially for lovers of the finer things in life, the Oudtshoorn Art, Cheese, Chocolate and Liquer Route is bound to delight! When you visit Oudtshoorn next take the time to to combine ...

Below the Klein Drakenstein Mountains is an estate which uses a holistic approach to wine-farming known the BioLOGIC® approach which combines organic and biodynamic principles with modern science. It is said to be one of the ...

This traditional Cape Dutch working wine and fruit farm is surrounded by the mountains of the Drakenstein valley, where nomadic Khoisan communities used to roam for centuries. French Huguenot, Pieter van der Byl, was granted ...

Set in the garden on the sprawling grounds of the Backsberg Wine Estate, Backsberg restaurant is an alfresco experience during summer - moved indoors next to roaring fire in winter. An a la carte menu features laid back comfort ...

Poised elegantly on the slopes of the Ratelberg, the Badgerberg Estate homestead seems to preside over the valley below, and is set to welcome visitors throughout the year. The cool afternoon breezes make their way from the ...

Just one hour’s drive from the Cape Town International Airport, Barton Wine Estate is located on the beautiful drive to Hermanus, in the Botrivier area. Positioned in the Botrivier valley and bordering the Kogelberg National ...

The farm was first acquired by Christoffel Groenewald in 1701, but its name was only changed in 1851 to Bellevue. The Morkel family have owned it for generations since 1861 and this is evident in their wines. In the 1950’s, P.K. ...

This farm was originally named Nooitgedacht and when Beyers Truter bought the farm, he became the sixth generation of Beyers to farm this land. Beyer’s Truter love of wine begun rarely early in high school where to his parents ...