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51 votes, average: 7.39 out of 1051 votes, average: 7.39 out of 1051 votes, average: 7.39 out of 1051 votes, average: 7.39 out of 1051 votes, average: 7.39 out of 1051 votes, average: 7.39 out of 1051 votes, average: 7.39 out of 1051 votes, average: 7.39 out of 1051 votes, average: 7.39 out of 1051 votes, average: 7.39 out of 10

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Reviewed by Douglas Swanson - 9 August 2011 at 17:31
Super Winefly - 292 farms visited and 62 reviewed.

Caught the winemaker and assistant entertaining special guests, ending up having a great tasting. The shiraz bubbly is interesting, but Philosophers Stone came out tops. Thanx

 
 
Reviewed by Christopher Erb - 15 January 2011 at 21:36
Novice Winefly - 0 farms visited and 1 reviewed.

Fan of Philosophers Stone,great wine for he price!

 
 
Reviewed by Fernando Pereira - 3 January 2011 at 22:38
Novice Winefly - 1 farms visited and 1 reviewed.

Had a fantastic day. Wine is really really good. Love the cab merlot 2005. Cant wait to go back again.

 
 
Reviewed by Gary Geenen - 31 December 2010 at 01:23
Casual Winefly - 6 farms visited and 4 reviewed.

The best looking labels in s.a.Big ,bold wines with the same heart.High alcohol but not stifling.Philosophers stone is awesome value and the Cab/merlot 2005 is one of the best bordeaux blends i’ve tasted.The shiraz is out of this planet and a great pinotage.Go go Johnny !

 
 
Reviewed by Maggie Mostert - 4 November 2010 at 14:31
Firefly - 222 farms visited and 197 reviewed.

Tried to visit them yet again. This time at 11am on a Wednesday morning in November (IN season). Were they open? NO. If they can’t be bothered, then I can’t either.

 
 
Reviewed by Jan Laubscher - 29 August 2010 at 09:44
Master Winefly - 332 farms visited and 48 reviewed.

Brilliant Shiraz. One of the better one’s I tasted this year. R200 a pop

 
 
Reviewed by Maggie Mostert - 15 July 2010 at 07:31
Firefly - 222 farms visited and 197 reviewed.

The Stellenbosch Wine Route SUNDAY guide says that they are open on Sundays – they are NOT. Closed gate and a telephone diverted to the Cape Sun?

 
 
Reviewed by Matthew Kent - 29 March 2010 at 13:11
Casual Winefly - 49 farms visited and 4 reviewed.

One of the best experiences I’ve had at a wine farm. A chance to have the passionate wine maker actually doing the tasting for you, as if you were just one his mates. Awesome… And I think all their wines were good except for the Chery, which is ok, cos its not from their farm… ;-)

 
 
Reviewed by Angelo Dyk - 4 December 2009 at 12:45
Casual Winefly - 11 farms visited and 5 reviewed.

Camberley is a small winery that developed out of the winemakers passion for wine, and a hobby turned into a profession. Small range of wines, all red, were very enjoyable. You feel as if you’re sitting in the winemakers lounge whilst doing your tasting, its an incredibly homely environment. Interesting sparkling Shiraz to taste!

 
 
Reviewed by Neil Bent - 2 September 2009 at 20:23
Explorer Winefly - 101 farms visited and 43 reviewed.

I love red wines… So I don’t mind visiting wine farms that produce only reds. Great place. Very sophisticated wines.

 
 
Reviewed by Andrew Chigorimbo - 15 May 2009 at 10:25
Secret Winefly - 380 farms visited and 305 reviewed.

fantasic wines hey keep a watch for the BOB(bottom of barrel wines great buys and exceptional value for money

 
 
Reviewed by Madame de Wyn - 14 May 2009 at 11:09
Secret Winefly - 360 farms visited and 454 reviewed.

If you are a red wine fan, Camberley is definitely one to visit, because they only make red wine. The wine on tasting was all Red Blends, but they will be releasing a Pinotage and a Shiraz in July. My personal favourite was the 2007 Philosopher’s Stone @ R80 per bottle They also have a Shiraz Bubbly, which was not to bad either.

Our host, Jeanine, was friendly and shared some interesting wine stuff with us. Every wondered why some wine smells like wet cardboard? Well, it’s because it’s corked.

Camberley offers a very personal tasting experience and we had a great time.

 
 
Reviewed by Lisa Harlow - 10 March 2009 at 14:51
Casual Winefly - 0 farms visited and 287 reviewed.

Boutique winery and have a small range of reds only. Particularly enjoyed the cabernet sauvignon. The winemaker (and his dog) joined us for a chat, which was very informative. Very different and refreshing change from the big set ups we had previously visited. Well worth a visit if you are passing – very close to Thelema/Tokara and Zorgvleit

 
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