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Set in the picturesque Paarl – Franschhoek Valley and surrounded by majestic mountains and world heritage sites is Val de Vie wine estate – a monument the legacy of the Cape. The estate dates back over 230 years to 1783, when ...

Van Loveren is situated 180 kilometers from Cape Town, in the Breede River Valley between Robertson and Bonnievale. Banks of scarlet cannas along the roadside distinctly mark the property, which has been in the Retief family for ...

Van Ryn’s began in Cape Town in 1845 and the distillery where the brandy is made was established in 1905. The original building is still in tact and was made originally from rocks gathered form the Eerste river nearby. Come ...

Bonnievale is a tiny town in the Robertson region of the Western Cape, but is home to a number of fabulous wine farms. Van Zylshof is one of these that, while small (at only 40 hectares), produces wines that are internationally ...

Standing tall with breathtaking views of the Klein Drakenstein Mountain Range and in some of the most sought after wine estate in South Africa, in northern Paarl, is Veenwouden Private Cellar, a boutique winery established in ...

Vendôme wine farm in the Paarl valley is well worth a visit. Grapes grown for wine have been produced since 1692 and the owners of the farm are the Le Roux family. The family’s original home in Mêr, Vendôme, Blois area in France ...

The name Vergelegen translates to 'lying far away' and the wine farm justly captures the fairytale qualities it's 'once upon a time ' title suggests. Modern day travel has brought a land once far far away, closer to home. The ...

Vergenoegd is a Dutch word meaning ‘satisfaction has been achieved’. The Faure family have owned this farm for six generations. The farm was granted land rights in 1696 and the Faures took ownership in the 1820’s. The Cape Dutch ...

More than 160 years after the Versailles farm was bought by Petrus Jacobus Malan, a great winemaking tradition continues. Six generations on, the Malan family still farms the land which stretches over 140 hectares. You’ll ...

The Viljoen family have occupied this part of the awe-inspiring Robertson Wine Valley since 1818, when their French forefathers arrived in South Africa. Flanked by the Elandsberg Mountain Range and the Breede River, this wine ...

This family-owned estate was started in 1983 by cousins Simon and Jeff Grier who immediately set about replanting varietals of a classic and local variety. Once their cellar was up and running, production of Méthode Cap ...

This traditional cellar is on the picturesque northern end of the Groenland Mountains. In a world of sterile specialisation, this is still a true farming co-op, where a bit of everything is handled: wine, dried fruit, grain as ...

Fairview has a view that is far fairer than fellow farms. Sitting pretty facing Table Mountain on the granite slopes of the Paarl Mountain this fair land has records of yielding its first wine in 1699... So it’s a fair guess the ...

The Cape is known for its fabulous wines, which have won a number of awards around the world. However, this part of South Africa also produces the ideal accompaniment to wines; award-winning cheeses. Simonsberg, originally ...

D’aria owes much of its success to the heritage of hard working Dutchwomen, Tryntjie Verway and her daughter Alida, whose historic farms, Doodekraal and Springfield, merged to become the D’Aria Vineyards in 1998. The estate ...