The 20 Best Wine Farms in Stellenbosch

A destination wine farm is one where you can happily linger all day, not only for the spectacular setting (magnificent views, awe-inspiring architecture, bucket-loads of atmosphere) but also for the slew of attractions on offer. From superb local cuisine, top-drawer wines and world-class spas to exciting kids’ activities, exhilarating hiking and biking trails, there’s an extra thread of magic to each.

Delaire Graff Estate

High on the panoramic Helshoogte Pass, this estate (owned by international jeweller Laurence Graff) is the ultimate luxury package, offering incredible views, sophisticated interiors and superb dining (including view-drenched, oak-shaded terrace tables). It was named 2025 Best of Wine Tourism Global Award Winner.
Draw factor De luxe ambience and art everywhere you look
The wine Three ranges (Premium, Luxury and Icon), including Banhoek chardonnays and Stellenbosch cabernets. Five tasting options in the chic, art-filled Wine Lounge, with cheese and charcuterie platters.
Wine rating Platters: 5 star + 6x 4.5 stars; Tim Atkin: 94 points; Veritas: Double Gold; Decanter 97
The food 

• modern, seasonal bistro dishes with a local twist at Delaire Graff Restaurant $$$ Book Now
• an elegant Japanese dining experience at Hoseki $$$ Book Now
• alfresco Italian cuisine and pizzas at Lorenzo’s $$ Book Now

Activities

• explore gardens filled with sculptures, water features and indigenous flora
• a day spa (with infinity pool) that uses bespoke Jardin de Delaire products
• two designer boutiques (plus the estate’s artisan chocolate, honey and olive oils)
• Tretchikoff’s iconic “Chinese Girl” painting and many other renowned local artworks.

Stay The Delaire Lodges are the last word in luxury retreats with panoramic views. Or book the Owners Villa (sleeps 8) with an infinity pool. Book Now
Tasting room open Monday – Saturday, 10am – 8pm
Sunday, 10am – 4.30pm
Contact 021 885 8160, reservations@delaire.co.za
Where to find it Helshoogte Road (R310), Stellenbosch east

Rust en Vrede

Up a long single-track avenue in a hidden kloof in the foothills of the Helderberg, historic Rust en Vrede (founded 1694) welcomes guests with warm and gracious hospitality. Gardens of mature oaks, hydrangeas and roses surround the tasting room and restaurant.
Draw factor Timeless elegance and a warm welcome
The wine The speciality and focus here is on full-bodied reds (cabernet sauvignon and syrah) – sip the small range in the Tasting Room or in the shade of towering oaks. There is also a fine 12YO potstill brandy.
Wine rating Platters: 5 star; Michelangelo: Double Gold + Gold
The food 

• fine-dining by night at Rust en Vrede Restaurant (in the historic 1785 cellar) $$$ Book Now
• no-reservations Winemaker’s Lunch (steak or salmon) at the Tasting Room $$

Activities

• walk around perfectly manicured gardens dotted with rose bushes and old oak trees
• ask for an informal tour of the underground cellar

Tasting room open Monday – Saturday, 9am – 5pm
Sunday, 10am – 4pm
Contact 021 881 3881, sales@rustenvrede.com
Where to find it Annandale Road, off R44, Stellenbosch south

Ernie Els Wines

A comfortably contemporary wine estate high on the slopes of the Helderberg mountains, named for the golf legend that founded it, Ernie Els Wines feels on top of the world. A long terrace soaks up panoramic vine-drenched views towards Table Mountain, False Bay and Stellenbosch.
Draw factor Views to feed the soul
The wine Known for big reds, complex cabernet sauvignons in particular. Three ranges with wine tastings on the terrace or in the very comfortable lounge.
Wine rating Platters: 4.5 stars; Tim Atkin: 94 points; Decanter World Wine Awards: Gold
Food

• chef Eric Bulpitt explores seasonal flavours in generous plates at the restaurant $$$ Book Now
• open-fire menu at The Grillworks to go with wine tastings in the courtyard $$

Activities

• cellar tours
• browse the vinotheque for carefully aged older vintages
• chipping green (a hole in one gets a bottle of wine)
• trophy room of golfing memorabilia

Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 10am – 5pm
Contact details 021 881 3588, bookings@ernieelswines.com
Where to find it Annandale Road, Stellenbosch south

Quoin Rock

This historic estate has been transformed into a state-of-the-art, architecturally striking destination that’s as visually stimulating as it is relaxing. It has a peaceful Knorhoek valley setting with views of the Simonsberg and a mountain stream running through it.
Draw factor The sophisticated and stylish ambience
The wine A sommelier-led tasting of five wines in the Wine Lounge (with glass walls looking into the cellar) or on the expansive terrace. Oysters, charcuterie or cheese platters are available. Book Now
Wine rating Tim Atkin: 4x 93 points; Concours Mondial de Bruxelles: 5x Gold
The food 

• a fine-dining culinary adventure at Gåte Restaurant $$$ Book Now
• gourmet picnics in 10 stylish pergolas beside a mountain stream $$ Book Now

Activities

• view the mystical sculptures dotted throughout the public areas
• a striking steel-and-glass, marble-floored venue for functions

Stay The classic Cape Dutch Manor House is the highest residential property in the Stellenbosch Winelands, with unparalleled views. Available as a private villa sleeping 14 guests.
Book Now
Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 11am – 6pm
Contact 021 888 4740, info@quoinrock.co.za
Where to find it Knorhoek Road, off R44, Stellenbosch north

Spier Wine Farm

The quintessential historic Stellenbosch wine farm – with age-old trees, Cape Dutch buildings, vineyards, a regenerative farming philosophy, and a river running through it – it’s packed with attractions for the whole family and worth a day’s visit.
Draw factor Family-friendly
The wine More than 10 ranges, from organic to conventional, and still to sparkling. Wine tastings + platters or seasonal food pairings. Grape-juice tasting for children. Book Now
Wine rating Platters: 12 wines rated 4.5 star; Tim Atkin: 93 points; Veritas: Double Gold x3
Food

• bistro fare at Vadas Smokehouse & Bakery $$ Book Now
• picnics from the Picnickery to enjoy on the lawns or beside the river $$
• farm feasts at monthly winemakers’ dinners in Spier Manor $$$

Activities

• Segway tours (Book Now), mountain-biking or self-guided walks around estate
• craft market (with making experiences) + Cowshed Shop
• art gallery, outdoor mosaic display + sculpture garden
• the Elemental Play Garden with water features in which kids can play
• harvest veggies in the Food Garden
• treatments at the Spa and Cape Herbal Bath House

Stay The newly refurbished Spier Hotel has 80 rooms and suites, private villas, a world-class wellness spa, two restaurants, a rooftop bar, a heated pool and a nature-inspired kids’ club. Book Now
Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 9am – 5pm
Contact 021 809 1100, info@spier.co.za
Where to find it R310 (Baden Powell Drive), southwest Stellenbosch

Tokara Wine Estate

Perched on the edge of a mountain between the Banhoek Conservancy and Simonsberg Nature Reserve, Tokara is one of the most breathtaking spots to spend the day. Views over a valley of vineyards, paths through silvery olive groves and an inspired kids treehouse playground.
Draw factor Superb views and art to feast the eyes on
The wine Known especially for cabernet sauvignon. 3 ranges (Premium, Reserve and Director’s Reserve Collection), plus cap classique and a potstill brandy. Tastings are held in the art-filled tasting lounge.
Wine rating Platters: 2x 5 stars; Tim Atkin: 95 points + Wine of the Year x2; Decanter: Best in show
The food 

• elegant, terroir-focused dishes at glass-walled Tokara Restaurant $$$ Book Now
• family-friendly breakfasts, bistro lunches and pizza at Tokara Delicatessen $$ Book Now
• picnic in the deli garden (Saturday + Sunday) $$

Activities

• a guided olive-oil tasting in the Tasting Lounge
• explore gardens and olive groves on wandering paths
• shop for gourmet ingredients in the deli
• an impressive art collection, sculpture garden and orchard walkway

Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 10am – 6pm
Contact 021 808 5900, wine@tokara.com
Where to find it Off Helshoogte Road (R310), Stellenbosch east

 Vergenoegd Löw

The meticulously restored Cape Dutch manor house, werf and farm buildings of Vergenoegd Löw (hidden in plain sight between Cape Town and Somerset West) has a sleeping beauty appeal. The level expanse of regeneratively farmed vines (patrolled by Indian runner ducks, Dohne Merino sheep and Dexter cattle) and conserved wetlands alive with birds hardly seems to have changed since the farm was founded in 1696.
Draw factor It feels like time stood still
The wine Three ranges with a focus on cabernet sauvignon, merlot, shiraz, chardonnay and sauvignon blanc. Tastings in the historic Homestead or outside on the Werf, with snacks. A unique indigenous food and wine tasting experience.
Wine rating Tim Atkin: 90 points; Michelangelo: Gold + Merlot Trophy; Winemag: 95 points
Food 

• a celebration of SA cuisine at Clara’s Barn $$$ Book Now
• farm breakfasts and South African small plate lunches at Geuwels $$ Book Now

Activities

• a farm-style luxury spa
• an art walk route through gardens with labyrinth, maze and sculptures
• look out for the pest-controlling Indian runner ducks on their lunch break in the werf (they no longer parade at set times)

Stay There’s a range of splendid choices: The Farm Lodge with four luxury suites, four contemporary Vineyard Suites, six 2-bedroom Luxury Cottages among the vines, a Presidential Suite, and a 7-bedroom Owners Villa.
Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 10am – 5pm
Contact 021 843 3248, info@vergenoegd.co.za
Where to find it 1 Vergenoegd Road, off Old Faure Road (M49), southwest Stellenbosch

Waterford Estate

A dramatic setting against the Helderberg mountains and a grand Tuscany-evoking courtyard complete with fountain and stone archway, Waterford has a style all its own, which includes sustainable farming practices, nature conservation and a warm welcome.
Draw factor Scenic mountain setting
The wine Elegant cabernet sauvignons, red blends and flagship The Jem. Three tasting options, charcuterie platters, seasonal menus, and a wine-and-chocolate pairing. Book Now
Wine rating Platters: 5 star (+ 7x 4.5stars); Tim Atkin: 97 points (+10 wines scoring 90 – 95 points)
Food

• perfectly seasoned bistro fare and steaks at Salt $$

Activities 

• a three-hour in-depth wine drive in a safari vehicle through the vineyards with special tastings and platters Book Now
• explore vineyards and fynbos on the Porcupine Trail wine walk with tastings and light lunch en route Book Now
• cellar tour

Tasting room open Monday – Saturday, 10am – 7pm
Sunday, 10am – 5pm
Contact 021 880 5300, info@waterfordestate.co.za
Where to find it Upper Blaauklippen Road, Stellenbosch south

Lanzerac Wine Estate

The third-oldest farm in Stellenbosch (founded just 13 years after the town itself, over 330 years ago), and the first to commercially bottle and sell pinotage, Lanzerac is a majestic slice of history and Jonkershoek scenery, and a quintessential Winelands landmark.
Draw factor Heritage ambiance and family-friendly options
The wine Three ranges, including heritage limited releases, the cellarmaster’s unusual blends, a pinotage rosé and cap classique. Two tastings, and a wine-and-chocolate pairing. Book Now
Wine rating Platters: 2x 5 star
The food 

• contemporary dining and wine-paired dinners in the Manor Kitchen $$$ Book Now
• Saturday afternoon teas $$
• casual all-day breakfasts, lunches and platters at the Lanzerac Tasting Room & Deli $ Book Now
• gourmet pub grub and small plates at the Taphuis $$ Book Now

Activities

• whisky-tasting experiences in the Craven Lounge
• spa treatments, hydrotherapy and indoor swimming pool at Lanzerac Spa
• cellar tour
• manicured gardens to explore.

Stay Five-star Lanzerac is arguably one of the most beautiful hotels in the Winelands. Book Now
Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 8am – 7pm
Winter: Sunday – Thursday, 8am – 5pm; Friday + Saturday, 8am – 6pm
Contact 021 887 1132, info@lanzerac.co.za
Where to find it 1 Lanzerac Road, off Jonkershoek Road, Stellenbosch east

Blaauwklippen

With its classic Cape Dutch gables and old oak trees, one of the oldest (founded 1682) and most picturesque estates in the Winelands makes for a wonderful day out. Sadly, a devastating fire in April 2024 destroyed some of the farm’s historic buildings, meaning the accommodation section of the estate is closed to the public. The good news is that the rest of the facilities were left unscathed.
Draw factor Family friendly
The wine A range of reds and whites, plus rosé, cap classique, a rare zinfandel, potstill brandy and an apéritif. Avant garde wine pairings with pizza, arancini or meze, macarons, chocolate or cheesecake. Kids’ pizza + grape juice pairing.
Wine rating Veritas: Double Gold
Food 

• creative “country casual” food at Mediterranean-inspired De Blaauwe Kitchen $$ Book Now
• small plates in the Tasting House $ Book Now

Activities 

• a popular weekend family market under the trees with a seasonal, local, organic focus
• walk the 8km Blouklip wine trail – a guided hike with tastings at neighbouring farms
• the Bike Park has a cycle shop, bike hire, guided trails and pump track (skateboarders welcome)
• two jungle gyms with slides, ladders, swings and a zipline at the Bike Park
• IS art gallery at the Tasting House
• FarmGym for fitness training and classes

Tasting room open Monday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm; Sunday 10am – 5pm
Contact 021 880 0133, info@blaauwklippen.com
Where to find it Off Strand Road (R44), Stellenbosch south

Muratie Wine Estate

A wine farm with a decidedly bohemian feel, Muratie captures the very essence of the Cape’s history in every nook and cranny (it was founded in 1685). Everything from the buildings to the artefacts and trees has a story from a bygone age, and the winemaking remains old-school, too.
Draw factor Authentic family farm vibe
The wine The first in SA to make pinot noir, and still known for its characterful reds. Tastings (a choice of three) take place in the Tasting Room – complete with vintage cobwebs, old paintings and stained glass. Book Now
Wine rating Platters: 5 stars
Food 

• Hearty breakfasts and lunches in The Farm Kitchen, an atmospheric old wine cellar $$ Book Now

Activities

• Legacy Gallery in the original 1685 farmhouse
• shop home-baked rusks, cookies and other goodies in the tasting room
• regular live-music events
• Simonsberg hiking, running and mountain-biking trails from the Dirtopia Trail Centre based on the farm
• monthly sunset/full-moon hike

Stay The GP Canitz Guest Cottage (named after the artist whose studio it once was) and the Ben Prins Studio immerse you in authentic wine-farm life. Book Now
Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 9am – 5pm
Contact 021 865 2330, info@muratie.co.za
Where to find it Off Knorhoek Road and R44, Koelenhof, Stellenbosch north

Stark-Condé Wines

A mesmerisingly beautiful natural setting, adjoining the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), this organic wine farm beguiles with views at every turn. A tranquil dam surrounds an island pavilion tasting room.
Draw factor Natural beauty and tranquillity
The wine Organically farmed, hand-crafted cabernet sauvignons, syrah, petite sirah and a handful of single-vineyard whites. Three tasting options in the island tasting pavilion. Book Now
Wine rating Platters: 2x 5 star; Tim Atkin: 96 points
Food 

• breakfasts and casual lunches at view-drenched Postcard Cafe $$ Book Now

Activities

• Stroll around the beautiful gardens and lawns beside the lake and soak up the views

Stay Three Pines Cottage offers two-bedroom self-catering accommodation immersed in nature, with access to hiking and cycling trails.
Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 9am – 4pm
Contact 021 861 7700, info@stark-conde.co.za
Where to find it Jonkershoek Valley, Stellenbosch

Zorgvliet

A grand property dating back to 1692, you can easily drift back to yesteryear as you wander the palatial grounds, where a werf of Cape Dutch buildings sits immutably in the scenic Banhoek landscape between two mountain peaks.
Draw factor Scenic setting
The wine There’s the flagship Zorgvliet range and premium Grand Cuvée. Tastings take place in the original 1692 manor house, plus there’s a chocolate pairing.
Wine rating Platters: 5 star (+ 4x 4.5 stars); Veritas: Gold; Michelangelo: Platinum
Food 

• à la carte small-plate dinners in Banghoek Lounge Restaurant $$ Book Now
• shared boards and small bites at De Herenhuis 1692 in the manor house $$ Book Now
• family-friendly country-style breakfast and lunch at De Vliet Bistro $$ Book Now
• picnics at Grapes and Greens, with a kids play area $$ Book Now

Activities

• padel courts
• kids play areas and water splash-pad

Stay The Country Lodge has various rooms, suites and family units, and a lovely pool area.
Tasting room open Monday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm
Sunday, 11am – 5pm
Contact 021 885 1399, info@zorgvliet.com
Where to find it Helshoogte Road (R310), Banhoek Valley, Stellenbosch

Delheim Wines

One of the pioneers of the Stellenbosch Wine Route, family-owned Delheim is hidden up a long road (that cuts through Muratie) to its perch high on the Simonsberg slopes among nature, pine forests and gardens, and prides itself on its conservation efforts.
Draw factor Views and enchanted forest setting
The wine Cabernet sauvignon, pinotage, red Bordeaux-style blends, chardonnay, wild-ferment chenin, riesling and gewürtztraminer. Two tasting options on the garden patio or in the vaulted cellar, and a wine-and-fynbos cupcake pairing. Book Now
Wine rating Platters 5 stars; Tim Atkin 96 (+ 6x 91 – 94 points)
Food

• breakfast and farm kitchen lunches at the Garden Restaurant $$ Book Now

Activities

• harvest festival in January
• annual mushroom-foraging weekends in June and July
• live music Sunday Series with cheese fondue in winter

Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 9am – 5pm
Contact 021 888 4600
Where to find it Knorhoek Road, Stellenbosch

Mulderbosch Vineyards

At the farm’s Tasting Destination, you’ll find a laid-back country feel with pastoral views over vineyards, hills and a wetland, plus generous outdoor seating areas and wide open lawns for kids to play.
Draw factor Family friendly
The wine Eleven wines expressive of varied terroir, including cap classique, sauvignon blanc, old-vine chenin, chardonnay, red blends and cabernet franc. Two tasting options served with local kalamata olives and schiacciatine crackers. Bookings essential. Book Now
Wine rating Platters: 2x 4.5 stars; Tim Atkin: 95 points; Michelangelo: Double Gold
Food

• wood-fired pizzas, charcuterie & cheese platter (Friday – Sunday lunch) $

Activities

• jungle gym
• two bocce courts (Italian boules)
• monthly live-music events during summer

Tasting room open Wednesday – Sunday, 10am – 5pm
Contact 021 881 8150
Where to find it Polkadraai Road (M12), Stellenbosch

Simonsig Family Vineyards

A family estate, proud of its pioneering role in cap classique, Simonsig Family Vineyards is the epitome of warm hospitality and old-world elegance. The terrace has views of the majestic Simonsberg Mountain, making it a lovely venue to while away an afternoon.
Draw factor Intimate family atmosphere
The wine Cabernet sauvignon, pinotage, chenin blanc and a specialist range of cap classiques. A choice of wine-tastings from a raft of bubblies to single-vineyard and single-varietal wines. Book Now
Wine rating Platters: 5 star (+ cabernet sauvignon of the year); Tim Atkin: 92 points; Amorim Cap Classique Challenge: 3x Gold (+ trophy for best Nectar Cap Classique)
Food

• cheese and charcuterie boards in the tasting room and on the terrace.

Activities

• cellar tour
• sabrage experience

Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 10am – 4.30pm
Contact 021 888 4915, tastingroom@simonsig.co.za
Location Kromme Rhee Road, Koelenhof, Stellenbosch north

Hazendal Wine Estate

As one of the oldest estates in the Bottelary Hills, Hazendal boasts a long tradition of winemaking. This heritage is combined with striking modernity to create an experience that’s both charming and unexpected.
Draw factor So much to do
The wine Two ranges (Estate and Heritage) include reds, whites, cap classique and a Spanish carignan. Two tastings offered in the plush Wine Lounge, with cheese and charcuterie platters, and a food-and-wine pairing. Book Now
Wine rating Gilbert & Gaillard: 3x Double Gold
Food 

• flavour-packed fine-dining at The Restaurant (in the hotel) $$$ Book Now
• breakfast and lunch comfort classics and bakes at The Deli $$ Book Now
• picnics on the lawns $$
• flame-grilled burgers, wood-fired pizzas, cocktails + craft beer alfresco at The Eatery $ Book Now
• sensory food-and-wine pairing experience in the subterranean wine library $$$

Activities

• Marvol Gallery showcases art, culture and history
• a classic car collection to admire
• relax and replenish with a treatment at the spa
• tee off at the estate’s 18-hole, par-3 golf course
• play putt putt or visit the driving range
• padel court
• kids keep busy for hours at Wonderdal, an innovative fully supervised virtual edutainment centre

Stay The luxury boutique hotel and spa offers 34 rooms and suites, or you can book the historic homestead, with five exquisite rooms, on an exclusive-used basis Book Now
Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 8am – 5pm
Contact 021 205 5620, bookings@hazendal.co.za
Where to find it Ronelle Street, off Kruis Street and Bottelary Road (M23), Stellenbosch west

Glenelly Estate

Up a secret side valley on the slopes of the Simonsberg fringing the historic town, the state-of-the-art buildings at Glenelly look out over vineyard slopes from the terrace and wine-tasting balcony. And there’s a glass museum, showcasing French owner May de Lencquesaing’s fabulous collection (one of the largest in the world).
Draw factor Contemporary Winelands chic with a French twist
The wine The flagship Lady May, and two world-class ranges of South African wines with a French touch. Tastings with cheese and charcuterie platters.
Wine rating Platters: 5 star; Tim Atkin: 96 points
Food

• French bistro fare from chef Christophe Dehosse at The Vine Bistro $$ Book Now
• Les Jeunes à Table menu for under 30s $ Book Now

Activities

• glass museum, a fascinating glimpse into 2 000 years of glassmaking
• exhibition of contemporary art in the restaurant area

Tasting room open Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm
Sunday, 10am – 3pm
Contact 021 809 6440, info@glenelly.co.za
Where to find it Glenelly Estate, Ida’s Valley, Lelie Street, Stellenbosch east

Jordan Wine Estate

A secluded and scenic family estate at the end of a winding single-track road, Jordan is peaceful, rich with bird-life, looking out over a willow-fringed dam to the Stellenbosch mountains. A soul-restoring escape that you’ll want to linger long over.
Draw factor Nature-infused tranquillity and glorious views
The wine Four ranges: the Timepiece old-vine heritage range, the Flagship range, the Estate range and the Chameleon range. Guided tastings on the deck or terrace. Book Now
Wine rating Platters: 12 wines rated 4.5 star; Tim Atkin: 2x 95 points, 3x 94 points; Veritas: Double Gold
Food

• fine dining at Marthinus Ferreira at Jordan Restaurant $$$ Book Now
• gourmet picnics in secluded pods by the dam $$ Book Now
• brunches and easy lunches at The Cellar Door $$ Book Now

Activities

• vineyard tour in the safari-style Land Rover Book Now
• cellar tour
• sunset wine drive
• mountain-bike trails connect to the Bottelary MTB network
• a lawn venue for events doubles as a helicopter pad

Stay 13 luxury suites hidden among indigenous gardens with a swimming pool. A private villa and pool high on the slopes with stunning views. Book Now
Tasting room open Monday – Sunday, 10am – 4.30pm
Contact 21 881 3441, reservations@jordanwines.com
Where to find it Stellenbosch Kloof Road, Stellenbosch west

Villiera

Synonymous with fine SA bubbly, with a focus on sustainability and conservation, what makes this family-owned wine farm somewhat unique is the adjoining 230-hectare wildlife sanctuary (home to zebras, giraffes and a variety of antelope), where over 100 000 indigenous trees have been planted.
Draw factor Wildlife sanctuary
The wine A superb range of cap classiques, plus great red and whites, and a limited-edition Reserve range. A choice of tastings in the Wine Sanctuary (which opens onto an oak-shaded terrace) include cap classique-and-nougat or wine-and-chocolate pairings. Cheese and charcuterie and snack platters are served.
Wine rating Platters: 5 stars + 6x 4.5 stars; Tim Atkin: 2x 94 points; Veritas: Double Gold; Cap Classique Challenge: 2x Double Gold
Activities

• safari game drives (for adults and children) lasting about 2 hours, in a wildlife sanctuary with zebra, giraffe and antelope such as kudu, eland and gemsbok
• self-guided cellar tour

Tasting room open Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm
Saturday + public holidays, 9am – 3pm
Contact 021 865 2002, wine@villiera.co.za
Where to find it Corner of R304 and Old Paarl Road (R101), Koelenhof, Stellenbosch

Important note We’ve listed top awards for each farm in Platters 2025 South African Wine Guide; Tim Atkin SA Report 2024; and Veritas Awards 2024. Some estates may not have entered wines into all these awards, or may have been recognised in prestigious international awards such as Decanter World Wine Awards; Michelangelo International Wine and Spirits Awards; Gilbert & Gaiillard International Challenge; Concours Mondial de Bruxelles, in which case we’ve included a mention. It’s impossible to list every award.

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