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Energy and enthusiasm, purpose and vision. The Du Toits of Kloovenburg have these - by the barrelful. Enough to achieve the high standards they have set for their wines - and enough to maintain a proud family tradition through ...

The fabulous Fertile Foothills of Simonsberg Mountain hold the original farm previously known as Kleygat (Clay-hole), now known as Knorhoek. Back in 1793 when most of the land was acquired by Martin Melck, the original owner of ...

Koelenhof Winery started as a family run estate in 1941 in north Stellenbosch and first begun bottling wine in 1974. They were the first winery to produce white wine from red grapes, called Cinsaut Blanc and also first to use a ...

Koelfontein is said to be a farm like no other. The Conradie family has farmed here for seven generations and their lives are deeply rooted in the soils of this land. It was the smallest of seven farms granted to pioneers who ...

Stretching along the Langeberg Mountain Range you can find one of the worlds and indeed Southern Africa's premiere wine-making regions, Robertson. The valley lies between two mountain ranges that snake their paths out over the ...

Koopmanskloof is yet another wine estate which proves that age old wine traditions and hard work of a family makes for fine wines. Its legacy of wine can be traced to 1777. The Smit family have owned it since 1895. When the farm ...

Named after the hill on which it perches, Kranskop Wine Estate respectfully adheres to methods that promote the care for and conservation of the environment. The wines produced here are, therefore, “green”, not leaving a harmful ...

You'll find the KWV House of Brandy in Worcester in the Breeder River Valley. This is the biggest brandy distillery in the Southern Hemisphere. This means that there are at least 120 copper potstills on site. The cellar has ...

This boutique wine estate in the Devon Valley is owned by Fred and Rosmarie Reust who bought the farm in 1998. The decided to replant the vineyard with red cultivars and have been winning awards since 2006. The estate has ...

Describing itself as “proudly South African with a touch of French flair”, French-owned L'Avenir Estate, situated in an area of the Stellenbosch winelands known as the 'golden triangle', remains committed to its legacy, ...

Just 45 minutes away from the bustling city of Cape Town, will have you feeling as if you've been flung far in the countryside. You'll see olives groves, well-kept vineyards, green lawns and not many other sounds beside the ...

La Bourgogne once formed a part of the farm Bourgogne which was one of the first Hugenot farms dating back to 1694. Simon van der Stel granted the farm to Pierre de Villiers. In 1800, the Le Roux family first became involved in ...

Safely nestled in the Franschhoek Valley, La Bri is derived from the French word for ‘shelter' or ‘refuge'. Robin Hamilton bought the Farm in 1997. At that time, their Wines were being made from La Bri grapes at the Franschhoek ...

When Michael and Kristina Pawlowski first came to South Africa, it was for a brief visit. But Franschhoek lured them in, like so many others and they set about making a home there. They bought several vineyards and luxury ...

La Couronne is a name meaning “The Crown” which was a famous French warship built by the French Navy in 1636 which transported 277 French Huguenots to the Cape in 1685. La Couronne was the first warship built by the French as ...