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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 ...

This estate is positioned opposite the original Waverley Wool dye-works where blankets were produced during the First World Wars and Anglo-Boer War. That’s where the name ‘Waverley Hill’s stems from and is owned by the Du Toit ...

This is a wine estate which is worth a visit in the heart of the Cape’ warm summers and cold, wet winters. Here you will find yourself looking over serene vineyards from the tasting room and when the sun is out, sit out on ...

This estate gets its name from the old German for ‘the will of the weather’. The winemaker of Wedderwill, Nico Vermeulen, states, “We do the utmost to let nature to the talking. Unpretentious quality is the result”. Located ...

It is not often that a South African wine cellar has an Italian connection, but Wederom has never claimed to follow the norm. The fourth generation of Du Toits maintains strong traditional ties to their original vision and ...

Flanked by elegant oak trees, the little cul-de-sac leading to Wellington’s Welgegund Heritage Wine Estate is quaint and unassuming. Behind the gate, though, is a wonderland of world-class wines and an intriguing history that ...

This Boutique Wine Estate was birthed from a wild idea that Chris and Lidea Meyer had when touring the oceans via their yacht. Welgelee means ‘well positioned’ and their love of farming and South Africa led them back here to ...

The Welgemeend farm is positioned in what was once a very monumental place. It was named Soopjeshoogtes formed the highest point on the original road between Cape Town and Paarl (prior to the N1). Travellers setting out on a 24 ...

The Wellington Wine Cellar greets you as you enter the town of Wellington. The cellars history dates back to 1941 when a group of grape farmers in the area decided to have a central cellar where they could press their ...

Weltevrede Wine Estate, just outside Bonnievale in the Robertson Valley, is set apart by its adventurous wines and gorgeous surrounds. The first vineyards were planted in 1912, and continue to yield awesome crops. Originally, the ...