The wine life in South Africa is so diverse and involves so much more than award-winning wines. The people, the beautiful scenery, the winemaking process, these all blend together to form an extraordinary and interconnected lifestyle to encompass the wine industry as a whole. I am always learning as I go and sharing it with you, to highlight some of these.
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Just past Hermanus and approx. 1.5hrs from Cape Town is the quaint and relaxed town of Stanford, right in the heart of the Overberg. Although you may mistake Stanford for a sleepy country town, there is an assortment
Time spent with family and friends is important, and I am always on the lookout for places that are family friendly so that the kiddies can enjoy themselves as much as the adults do. Below are five family-friendly wine farm destinations in Franschhoek that
Animals of all shapes and sizes and especially man’s best friend the faithful dog, have a special place in our hearts and lives. So, you can understand why animal lovers want to bring their furry friends with on a day out in our gorgeous Cape
Wine Estates are no longer just for wine lovers, but offer a myriad of activities to choose from, and having something for the little ones is a huge draw card. More and more families flock to wine farms with their beautiful gardens and play areas,
Winter in the Cape Winelands is certainly not a time to hibernate, but rather to get out and experience all the wonder that our gorgeous Wine Estates have on offer. The winelands come alive with their own special magic, that transforms them into
Mountain biking and Capetonians go together, like a wine and chocolate pairing, and this results in the Western Cape being a dream ride destination. This sport has always been a big favourite in the Cape, and growing more each year, as it not