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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 ...

The perfect place to experience perfect South African wine. Situated in the Paarl Valley, the Emporium is a multi-sensory experience that's unforgettable for any visitor. Start with the renowned KWV cellar tour that features the ...

Spend a relaxed afternoon in the Bitou Valley tasting award-winning cheeses and fine Cape wines and liquers at the Trumilk Dairy. The award-winning Trumilk Dairy (awarded 'best Feta cheese' in South Africa) produces Feta, ...

The German couple, Evi and Georg Schlichtman, up and left their lives in Munich and after meeting a few good friends in the wine industry of South Africa, bought a farm on the slopes of the Dassenberg in Franschhoek. They named ...

Vrede en Lust is derived from Dutch for ‘Peace and Eagerness’ and was founded in 1688 by French Huguenot, Jacques de Savoye, and by 1691 had planted over 80 000 vines on the hills of the Simonsberg by 1780. It was then purchased ...

You will find Vrede Wine Farm located in the heart of the Stellenbosch against the eastern slopes of the Bottelary wine region beneath the magnificent Simonberg and Jonkershoek mountains. Vrede which means 'Peace' or ...

This farm is home to the Bezuidenhout family; a truly Afrikaans-speaking family who take hospitality very seriously and delight in making guests feel welcome. Coen and Rikie Bezuidenhout purchased the farm in 1986. They never ...

Vriesenhof has a history dating back to the early eighteen century where its south facing slopes are perfectly positioned to produce wines of a fine character. The estate has plantings of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, ...

This estate was named after the protea arborea named ‘waboom’ meaning wagon tree. Early settlers would use the wood from the protea to make wheels for wagons and tanning from the bark. The leaves were also said to have had a use ...

Wamakersvallei Winery is head and shoulders above the rest when it comes to the production of ultra-premium red wines. Come visit our cellar and join us for some luxurious wine tastings where you can sample a host of rare ...

Originally known as the Agterkliphoogte Co-op, this winery was renamed Wandsbeck in 2004. It comprises 20 different members with grapes from 12 farms in the surrounding Robertson area. The original farm was established in the ...

After the Anglo Boer war, Colonel William Alexander Gordon of the Warwickshire regiment settled on a farm in 1912. He dubbed it Warwick, but it was only when Stan and Norma Ratcliffe bought it in 1964 that the first vine was ...

'Set against a majestic backdrop of mountains, overlooking a plentiful tapestry of vineyard, lies Waterhof Vineyards.’ Originally a working farm planted full with lemon and clementine trees, it is now rich with the finest ...

The terroir of Waterkloof can be likened to that of Provence where they also use natural farming practices and organic and biodynamic vineyard processes. Vines can increase their immunity and guard themselves against disease as ...

The name Waterstone stems from the bonding of two natural elements; one a symbol of foundational strength and the other a necessity for refreshing life. ‘Waterstone’ speaks of people working together in partnership with nature ...