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Lorraine Private Cellar dates back to 1875, a time when South Africans were distinguishing themselves as quality wine-makers with a passion for farming and agriculture, an appreciation for the art and when the horses drew carts ...

Stefan Smit’s great grandfather bought Louisenhof which formed part of Koopmanskloof in 1896. Wheat, cattle and grapes were farmed and brandy was distilled since 1860. When Stefan’s father started farming there in 1948, he ...

For all the Chardonnay lovers this is an estate for you. In the Devon Valley is where you’ll find Louisvale. When Hans Froehling and Leon Stemmet bought the estate in 1988, they began planting vines a year later. It still boasts ...

Make your way past the rose bushes on the edge of the vineyards and there you’ll find fruit orchards, forest, a wine cellar, restaurant, fly fishing, bee hives, cheesery and a coffee roastery. It’s a perfect place for the family ...

Beside the estate of Neethlingshof, you’ll find Lovane, a boutique wine estate. Their name originates from a Xhosa word U’Lovane which means Chameleon. In the old days, it was said that many a chameleon could be seen on the farm. ...

The owners of Luddite Wines, Niels and Penny Verburg first met at the Cape Institute for Agricultural Training. She was studying animal husbandry and he was creating his first Shiraz. They have been together since, raised three ...

Lutzville Vineyards invite you to "venture off the beaten track and discover the secret behind every bottle"! The estates unique location allows for the cool Atlantic Ocean's morning breeze to come and chill down the ...

Lyngrove is a wine estate that prides itself on Cape hospitality. Nestled between Stellenbosch and Somerset West, you’re bound to receive a warm welcome along with a super glass of wine. With the Atlantic on one side and a view ...

When owners, Dieter and Diana Sellmeyer, were wondering what to call their new label, their workers ran to them saying they had finally seen the shy, nocturnal Lynx who visited the farm and not just its tracks. Thus the Lynx ...

Describing itself as “proudly South African with a touch of French flair”, French-owned L’Avenir Estate, situated in an area of the Stellenbosch winelands known as the 'golden triangle', remains committed to its legacy, ...

Within the valley of Franschhoek and the Huguenots lies Maison Estate which yields vines nurtured from planting until harvest, whose grapes are hand picked and whose wines will please your taste buds. This is the ultimately the ...

Situated right at the centre of the Robertson Wine Route in the Western Cape province, Major’s Hill is accessible, as well as being the beautiful home of a range of fabulous wines. Because of the unique climate of this area, both ...

Come and visit Stellenrust Wine Estate, where you will have the unique opportunity to make your own wine! You will pick your own grapes, stomp them and brew your very own award winning wine. The day usually starts out with a ...

From a young age, owner Marius Malan was exposing to wine making practices. He grew up on a farm named Staart van Paardeberg where his Dad farmed wine grapes and his grandfather developed Paardeberg area as a wine region. He ...

Tulbagh originated as a small white wine producing region. After the earthquake levelled the town and it was rebuilt, Dave Manley Jordan arrived in 1999 with other local producers and planted red wine grapes. Tulbagh is well ...