Badsberg Wine Cellar lies in the picturesque Breedekloof, at the foot of the well known Badsberg Mountain, from which the cellar derives its name. The cellar is situated a mere 800m from the Goudini Spa Holiday Resort, 20 km from Worcester and plus…
We value the family heritage that brought us to where we are today, we prosper what we have to make sure the next Generations can grow it sustainable. The legacy of the Stofberg family started in 1763 when Corporal Jacobus Stofberg set foot in Cape…
Appropriately named Bergsig, meaning “Mountain View “, the estate is nestled on the slopes where the towering Drakenstein and Hex River Mountains meet. This family farm was established in 1843, and is one of only a few wine estates in the…
Botha Kelder invites you…. …to share the passion of their team and enjoy the delights of the fruit of the land. Situated at the foothills of the beautiful Waaihoek Mountains, where the interplay between snow and sun causes picturesque scenery as the…
AB first tasted Durif wine in 2012 and fell in love with the grape. With the encouragement of the Badsberg cellar master he planted a 100 vines in 2013 and was further encouraged to make his own wine from the grapes as an extension of the experiment…
Tucked away in a corner of the great Breede River valley, we create our wines in the clear mountain air from healthy, slow-ripening grapes. They offer some of the best value money can buy. Year after year. We are involved in the largest Fairtrade…
Huis Te Merwede, the new home of Merwida Wines The Van Der Merwe family, 7th generation family vintners, have been growing grapes and making wine in the Breedekloof wine region since 1844. Their history steeps deep into these ancient floodplains and…
Jason’s Hill…where the history of winemaking is alive. Tucked away in the heart of the Breedekloof, at the foot of the Slanghoek Mountains. With it’s fertile soil and excellent climate, the very best of grapes are produced for making award-winning…
Kirabo Private Cellar is a boutique red wine cellar in Rawsonville. The owners, the Le Roux family, is the sixth generation on the this family farm, and so, their cellar comes with a great story as to how they started. As this is a small farm, run…
For five generations winemaking has been at the centre of our family. Today, more than 150 years later, we are still building on this rich heritage and we invite you to share in this by enjoying our wines and visiting us at Lateganskop Cellar.…
Mountain Ridge produce wines for every type of wine lover, ranging from our easy drinking entry level De Liefde wines, to our medium and premium Mountain Ridge and Romansrivier wines. The De Liefde Range includes a Chenin blanc, a Cabernet Sauvignon…
Our vision is to produce authentic wines with a true sense of place which reflects the unique location of our vineyards. The focus is on sustainable farming and winemaking practices resulting in limited intervention in both the vineyard and cellar.…
Opstal Estates rich history dates back to 1847 when JC Rossouw acquired the farm De Opstal bij de Fonteine. Just over a century later, in 1950, Carl Everson, the visionary grandfather of the current vintner Stanley Louw, decided to continue making…
A visit to the Cellar enables you to experience “A symphony of mountains, legends and vines “. Slanghoek Cellar lies in the picturesque Slanghoek Valley and is a mere 4km from the Goudini Spa holiday resort, 20km from Worcester and 90km from Cape…
Uniwines Cellars have over 50 years of winemaking in the valley and is also the largest wine producer in the Breedekloof. The cellars are surrounded by scenic mountains and only an hour’s drive from Cape Town. The surrounding snow-covered mountains…
– Nestled in the Breedekloof valley at the foot of the Du Toitskloof Mountains, lies the family owned Stofberg Wine Estate. Since the late 1800’s wine making became one of the many traditions of the farm Klipdrift where the current winemaker,…
Unfortunately, due to Covid-19 and the 3rd wave, we have made difficult decision to cancel Soetes & Soup for 2021. We want to ensure our staff and visitors remain safe, therefore we will rather wait for the pandemic to subside before we host a festival again.
