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With an impressive 700 hectares under vine, the exquisite Montagu Coöperative Cellar produces about 13 000 tons of top-notch wines every year. These wines include a combination of whites, reds, rosés and fortified (or dessert) ...

No longer open to the public. The estate balances its vines between red and white varieties. Their red varieties include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinotage, Shiraz and Sangiovese and whites include Chardonnay, Sauvignon ...

Montpellier was established in 1714 surrounded by the Montténére mountains also known as ‘the mountain of fear'. Huguenots Jean Imbert and Jacques Theron lived not far from the city of Montpellier before fleeing to Tulbagh. When ...

Mooiplaas means ‘beautiful farm' and is located on the northern slopes of the Bottelary Hills. The court's messenger, Christoffel Haazewinkel purchased the Hazendal farm which Mooiplaas was originally part of. As a stand-alone ...

“A tract of rugged, undeveloped land” were a few of the initial words used to describe the stunning estate and legacy that is now Mooiuitsig Winery. The challenge had been laid out from the day Nicolaas Jonker purchased the land, ...

When the first settlers arrived in the Cape, Tulbagh was called ‘The Land of Waveren'. It was only in 1806 that it was renamed Tulbagh. In 1710 Morgansvlei estate was originally named Straatskerk and was leased to Jannetjie de ...

Amongst the families with winemaking experience arriving from La Rochelle, an export harbour for famous Cognac brandies, was the Cointreaus. In 1692 they were granted ownership of Morgenhof. Anne Cointreau's can trace her family ...

Morgenster is a 300 year old estate which once formed part of Vergelegen. It was first purchased by French Huguenot, Jacques Malan in 1711. He named the farm and 14 years later passed it down to his only surviving son Daniel who ...

Mostertsdrift is a 13ha farm that can be found in Stellenbosch. If you're driving along the R304, turn into Koelenhof Road and this is where you'll find it. The farm produces red, white and rose wines. It has fairly newly planted ...

Situated on the old Cape Dutch farm of Eikenbosch, Mountain Oaks Organic Winery is gem worth discovering. Pieter Du Toit kept his cattle near the area which is now named the Du Toit's Kloof pass. A settlement was formed and in ...

Mountain Ridge Winery was first established as Romansrivier on 5 March 1949. The first harvest was in 1950 and all 3136 tons was delivered by 20 members. The Dry Red Cinsaut was the first wine bottled in 1976. The cellar's first ...

When Larry Jacobs first bought the Mulderbosch farm in 1989 it was called ‘vuilplasie' meaning ‘dirty little farm in Afrikaans. Positioned in the Stellenbosch Hills, it has garnered a reputation of fine wines. Winemaker Mike ...

In the heart of the wild and beautiful Swartland is a small family winery producing fine hand-crafted wines. In an area that is challenging to grow vines with an abundance of hills, Paardeberg and Picketberg Mountains within ...

Mullineux is world-renowned as fine wine producers, while defining Syrah and Chenin Blanc through the lens of the Swartland appellation of South Africa. The winery was established in 2007 by husband-and-wife winemaking team, ...

The lower slopes of the DuToitskop Mountains overlooking the Franschhoek Valley, is where you'll find the woman behind My Wyn, Franschhoek's smallest wine cellar. Once she made her first wine, a Shiraz, in 2001, Jacoline ...