Wineries I have visited in South Africa
My goal is to visit and review 800 wineries in South Africa. I have catalogued all my visits to date on Google so that you can follow along too!
My Wine Map
“I started blogging about wine in 2016 and to date, I have blogged about 163 wineries in South Africa. I do hope you enjoy some of the reads below.”
French flair at 40/800 - Allée Bleue, Franschhoek
Enjoy wine, food, picnics and modern style! It's kid friendly too.
Modern country charm at 39/800 - Boschendal, Franschhoek
One of the oldest and biggest farms you will come across in South Africa. There is so much to do here!
17th Century Charm at No. 38/800 - Plaisir de Merle, Franschhoek
Built in 1693, this farm has all the charm you would expect from a historic estate. Plus the wines are award winning!
37 of 800 - Babylonstoren, Franschhoek
Welcome to paradise garden! This is nature at its best - take in the amazing views and taste their boutique MCC and top 12 SA Shiraz!
Franschhoek MCC & Champagne Fest 3 & 4 Dec '16
Will you join me at the Franschhoek Cap Classique and Champagne Festival ‘The Magic of Bubbles’, presented by Mastercard on Sunday 4 December 2016?
The Garden of Love at No.35/800 - Van Loveren Wines, Robertson
A guided garden tour with a free glass of MCC, an extensive food and wine pairing menu, great service, a gift shop, hikes, MTB trails and even a restaurant - what more could you ask for?
The Wacky Wine King - No. 32/800 Arabella Wines, Robertson
Take your picnic blanket and enjoy some of South Africa's best value for money wines. The wine tasting is free!
No. 31/800 - Bon Courage Estate, Robertson
Besides from the great MCC there is a fabulous café that does pink burgers! It is child friendly and the wine tasting is FREE!
Paul René Bubbly Festival, Robertson: 5 November 2016
Take a journey to the ravishing Robertson in Spring to discover the home of Paul Rene at the Wonderfontein Wine Estate. Family and friends will experience the heart and soul of authentic hand crafted Paul René Brut and Brut Rosé.
Celebrating in style with Lanzerac MCC
What better way to celebrate the year’s successes and end off on a high note than with a glass of chilled bubbly.At a recent family gathering, I enjoyed tasting the Lanzerac Blanc de Blancs Brut Méthode Cap Classique (MCC).
