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Overhex Winery is influenced by the international trends. The winery selects only the best grapes from vineyards throughout the Cape Winelands. This means that the variety of flavours is wide and allows for a unique and free ...

PaardenKloof is one of the first South African black-owned wine estates to bring about their own vineyards. Their vineyards cover 23 hectares and harvest is limited to six/seven tons per hectare to ensure that small grape berries ...

Paul Cluver wines were established in 1896 and today the Cluver family remains central to the running and success of this estate. Four of the five Cluver siblings are involved in the business and are taking over from their ...

Jan Rossouw was the first farmer in the region to suggest growing their own wine and in 1942 Perdeberg Winery pressed their first grapes manually. It is situated on the slopes of the Perdeberg Mountain (Horse Mountain) which got ...

Situated in the picturesque Groenfontein Valley of the Klein Karoo’s famed wine-making town, Calitzdorp lays “an undiscovered vinous gem.” Peter Bayly Wines is easily located, thanks to their flying pig emblem emblazoned sign ...

The Falke family has been doing business in South Africa since 1969. German born, Franz-Peter Falke’s dream to own a farm came true when he acquired Groenvlei in 1995. The first Peter Falke wine, the Signature Cabernet Sauvignon ...

Situated on the slopes of the Noordhoek Amphitheater, where our vineyards overlook the famous Noordhoek Beach, Cape Point Vineyards undoubtedly offers a breathtaking view. Come and experience the magic of our Vineyard with a ...

Meandering through Doolhof Estate is the picturesque Kromme River. The River Walk, which was created in 2007, allows visitors to enjoy the scenic views on offer at Doolhof. One can follow the meandering path for several ...

Piekenierskloof Wine Company is nestled in the beauty of the Olifants River Valley, where the Cederberg Mountains tumble in a rocky display of their sheer scale and rugged beauty. It is here, where the black eagle and the jackal ...

Fleeing religious persecution in France, The Frenchman, Charles Marais and his family was granted land by Simon van der Stel in 1693 and named it after their home town Le Plessis Marly. His grandson, Jacob Marais built the Manor ...

Plettenberg Bay has now been declared a "Wine of Origin" region and Plettenvale Estate is so excited to be apart of this. Plett has already been scouted as the future "Champagne District" of South Africa. The Plettenvale Wine ...

In 1981, Hermann Gebers bought the farm which is now known as Post House. He planted vineyards in place of the tobacco and bush vines throughout this beautiful property with views of False Bay, Cape Point and the Helderberg ...

In 1918 Grandpa Brink was offered a job as winemaker of Groot Constantia which he declined as wasn’t the right time and the family longed to make their own wine. His son, Ernst, was one of the largest pig farmers in the Western ...

The Purple Wine Tour is a free extension of the Cape Town Blue Mini Peninsula City Sightseeing bus (more commonly know as the hop-on-hop-off bus). It explores a few of the wine estates in the Constantia Valley, that form part ...

Descendants of the original French Bruere family that settled on this very property in the 1700’s, Fanus and brother Martin Bruwer head up family’s wine making business six generations later. A wealth of knowledge, unbridled ...