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When Larry Jacobs first bought the Mulderbosch farm in 1989 it was called ‘vuilplasie’ meaning ‘dirty little farm in Afrikaans. Positioned in the Stellenbosch Hills, it has garnered a reputation of fine wines. Winemaker Mike ...

In the heart of the wild and beautiful Swartland is a small family winery producing fine hand-crafted wines. In an area that is challenging to grow vines with an abundance of hills, Paardeberg and Picketberg Mountains within ...

Mullineux is world-renowned as fine wine producers, while defining Syrah and Chenin Blanc through the lens of the Swartland appellation of South Africa. The winery was established in 2007 by husband-and-wife winemaking team, ...

The lower slopes of the DuToitskop Mountains overlooking the Franschhoek Valley, is where you’ll find the woman behind My Wyn, Franschhoek’s smallest wine cellar. Once she made her first wine, a Shiraz, in 2001, Jacoline ...

North of Cape Town, in one of South Africa’s cherished wine-growing districts and just outside of Wellington and in the heart of the Bovlei region (upper valley) you can find the long-established Nabygelegen Private Cellar, a ...

The contrasting climate of the Olifants River Valley ensures that the grapes used in Namaqua wines are simply superb. Vredendal is home to the manufacturing of the wines. The Namaqua range includes multiple brands that will ...

Brewed naturally on the outskirts of the village Napier beer has become firmly established as a favourite of locals and visitors alike and is most certainly a case of where 'local is lekker'. Napier Bier is currently ...

Napier Winery is named after Sir George Napier, Governor of the Cape of Good Hope 1837 – 1843, who distinguished himself by abolishing slavery. It was he who named Wellington in honour of the famous Duke of Wellington, his ...

Nassau Winery is one of the wineries situated south of Malmesbury, the main business centre of the Swartland. It lies on the Lambrecht’s family farm just off Klipheuwel Road. Wine was first produced on this farm in 2003 so ...

It was in 1791 when Philippus Wolvaart acquired Klein Drakenstein farm from the Dutch East India Company and renamed it Nederburg. The estate produces the Ingenuity Range, Manor House Range, Nederburg’ s Winemaster Reserve ...

When making your way to Neethlingshof, you will have the pleasure of driving through an avenue of stone pines a kilometre long. Not only is this tunnel picturesque, but can be seen on the wine labels of bottles. The estate’s ...

Neil Ellis was seen the first négociant in the Cape, buying fruit from vineyard sites and specifically matching grape to soil. Neil Ellis’ solo wine making journey first began in 1986 after gaining experience with Groot ...

The Nelson’s bought their first wine farm in Stellenbosch and after saving, bought Nelson’s creek in 1987. Originally named Wittenberg, the farm was one of the first to be chosen in 1692 by French Huguenots to use to farm wine ...

The Newstead Vineyards are owned by the Lund Family and are a relatively new vineyard to the long history of wine in South Africa. The estate belives in keeping this small because this ensures care and quality for each vine - ...

During the 70’s when winemakers were creating tradition of premium wine making in South Africa, Dave and Felicity (née Newton) Johnson joined the industry. Dave became one of SA’s first Cape Wine masters and played a pertinent ...