Wine Estates

Then once you have experienced this absorbing atmosphere, you will literally taste it in the Tasting Room where our wines can be savoured every day of the week.

“Chance is always powerful. Let your hook always be cast. In the pool where you least expect it, will be a fish.”

Fine wines require flexibility and time.

Our goal is to exceed our guest’s expectations – immense attention is given to the experiences we offer.

DeMorgenzon, ‘the morning sun,’ was so named as it is the first part of the Stellenboschkloof valley to see the sun because of its high altitude and aspects.

De Waal Wines is renowned for the classic style of its Pinotage wines, the only indigenous South African grape variety.

De Trafford Winery is situated on the beautiful Mont Fleur farm set at the top of a dramatic valley above Stellenbosch

The distinctive Meinert labels have their origin in the colours of the Devon Crest Vineyard with its red-brown soils and dark green vine leaves.

Owned by Susan and Paul McNaughton, Graceland is a family run boutique winery, specialising in red wine.

Keermont Vineyards is a specialist wine estate set in the naturally formed amphitheatre between the Helderberg and Stellenbosch mountain ranges.

We make traditional handcrafted wines, using open fermenters and basket presses in the most natural way possible.

It takes years to build a Legacy. Even Decades. Or sometimes Centuries.

Waterkloof, perched on the slopes of the Schapenberg in the Helderberg, unlocks nature’s true potential with classically elegant wines

For the last 20 years, the Christodoulou family, tucked away deep in the Hout Bay valley of Cape Town have been producing a boutique, hand-made and highly sought after Methode Cap Classique sparkling wine.

After A Lengthy Period Of Extensive Renovations, We Are Now Overjoyed To Welcome You To Our Iconic New Winery.

Experience our distinctive quality wines across an extensive scope of single varietals or blends, unoaked or deeply textured styles, still or sparkling.

Exceptional wines are made possible by selecting varieties and clones specifically suited to the various soils and slopes, and further careful management of the farm’s extensive natural assets.

“Winemaking is a creative process and having an established range of wines limits you in some aspects. I therefore try to make one new wine from a different varietal each year, allowing me the freedom to express my creativity.”

Devonvale Golf & Wine Estate