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Saronsberg can be found in the Upper Breede River Valley of the beautiful town of Tulbagh. Saronsberg is made up of two farms called Waveren and Welgegund. The farm formed part of the Twee Jonge Gezellen until it was divided ...

Schalk Burger and Sons, Welbedacht Wine Estate In Wellington is simply somewhere you must visit. A fantastic atmosphere which is also relaxed has been created here. Every detail of the estate and the wines produced within are of ...

Seal Breeze Wines are something special as their wine maker decided on a career change at the age of 51. Joan Wiggins decided to start producing wine without any formal training, when you taste her wine you'll discover she has a ...

Route: Cape Town, Stellenbosch (Muratie, Spier, Boschendal and other wine estates), Helshoogte Pass, Taal Monument Description: Explore the fertile valleys of the Berg and Eerste rivers, where vines first grew 300 years ...

One of the very few appellations in the world just minutes outside of a city, the Constantia wine route includes five producers, each with a rich history and winemaking that dates back to late 1600s. The original Constantia ...

Elgin has always been renowned for its great quality apples and pears and now it can add wine to its list of fine products. And this is where Shannon vineyards create their wines within the Kogelberg Biosphere between the vast ...

Geared for International (and local) tourists, The Noble Grape provide a Full International Export Service and Local Delivery Service. Situated in the heart of the Constantia Winelands, The Noble Grape Wine Boutique is a ...

This 60 acre Mountain Lodge and Wine Estate can be found within the Table Mountain National Park on Constantia Nek. It is family-run and boasts delicious Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz. Their estate is the only ...

In 1688 French Huguenot Jacques Malan arrived in the winelands and signalled the beginning of a journey for the Malan family. The late Frans Malan, one of South Africa's wine industry pioneers, introduced Simonsig's first wines. ...

Named after 17th century Cape Governor, Simon van der Stel, Simonsvlei Winerycan be found in the Paarl Valley and Groot Drakenstein area. In the challenging post-war period of 1945, a group of grape farmers founded Simonsvlei. A ...

Sir Lambert Wine is only 3km from the sea at Lamberts Bay. The 10 hectares of vines produce one red and one white - a Shiraz and a Sauvignon Blanc. The close location to the sea and the cool breeze that comes off it influences ...

The Joubert family have owned Skilpadvlei since 1917. The farm name originates from a colony of turtles that was roamed the land. You'll find it amongst the vineyards with the Stellenbosch hills in view. To this day, Willie ...

Vet, ship-buyer and land owner, Charles Hunting, started the Hunting Company in 1874. Amongst his many ventures into aviation and defence and oil, they started making wine. When Martin Hunting moved to the Cape in 1957, he bought ...

Slanghoek Cellar was first established in 1951 and due to its location amongst the Slanghoek Mountains, received its name. The Slanghoek valley is a sight to behold and a visit to this estate will prove to be well worth it. The ...

The SoetKaroo Wine Estate consists of just one hectare of land, a 'village farm' in the heart of Prince Albert. And this is where husband and wife team, Herman and Susan Perold, live and make their dessert wine from their own ...