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On your way up to Avontuur Wine and Thoroughbred Estate, you will pass by the 40 horses’ paddocks before arriving at the cellar. The estate is owned by the Taberer family and lies in the capable hand of winemaker Jan van Rooyen. ...

Axe Hill is located in the Klein Karoo wine region known for its fortified wines. The vineyard was established on the Wesoewer in Calitzdorp in 1993. The name comes from stone hand tools which were found on the farm and said to ...

The winemaker of Babylon’s Peak Private Cellar is Stephan Basson. The cellar is built on the farm, Nooitgedacht, which the Bassons have owned for four generations. The winery gets its name from the high granite peak found on ...

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 ...

Hailing as the winemaker for Rustenberg, Adi Badenhorst decided to branch out on his own to establish AA Badenhorst Family Wines. He has owned a 60 hectare farm with his cousin for years now beside the Paardeberg Mountain in ...

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 ...

At the slopes of the Badsberg mountain lays the estate who shares the same name, Badsberg. Established in 1951, Badsberg is found within the Badsberg conservancy where indigenous fauna and flora are conserved. The estate’s emblem ...

Barrydale Cellar began to distil its well known brandy in 1941 and ever since, their product range has increased dramatically. Their two pot still brandies include Joseph Barry Traditional Cape Pot Still Brandy and Joseph Barry ...

Once described as the most beautiful valley on earth by a Harrods Director who first established the estate in 1920. The Manor House speaks of a Cape Dutch and English Tudor fusion with Elizabethan oak and fireback and Spanish ...

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 ...

Beau Constantia is a boutique winery just off the crest of Constantia Nek, with views out over False Bay. These are some of the steepest wine slopes in the Cape, 350 metres above sea-level up on the Constantia Mountains. The ...

A beautiful family-run farm and winery nestled in the quaint Overberg village of Bot River. The farm dates back to 1700s and is one of the regions oldest cellars, filled with history. there is something for everyone here, whether ...

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. ...

Located on the West Coast between Vredendal and Lutzville, off the Route 362 and near the Olifants River is the family run wine farm Bellpost Wines. From the words “Bellevue” and “Buitepos” the name Bellpost was formed. The ...