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19 votes, average: 5.53 out of 1019 votes, average: 5.53 out of 1019 votes, average: 5.53 out of 1019 votes, average: 5.53 out of 1019 votes, average: 5.53 out of 1019 votes, average: 5.53 out of 1019 votes, average: 5.53 out of 1019 votes, average: 5.53 out of 1019 votes, average: 5.53 out of 1019 votes, average: 5.53 out of 10

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Reviewed by Jill Rumbelow - 14 May 2012 at 14:34
Casual Winefly - 42 farms visited and 7 reviewed.

Staff seemed to be casuals brought in to help over the Olive Festival weekend. They did not seem particularly enthusiastic or knowledgable about the wine they were pouring.

 
 
Reviewed by Vernon Versfeld - 6 May 2012 at 20:37
Firefly - 208 farms visited and 35 reviewed.

Visited over the weekend of the Olive Festival … not a good call, at all. Too many people tasting and too little interest from the tasting room staff. Concentrated on the Premium range but naaa, not impressed. To be fair, I should return when there is not so much traffic. Perhaps things will be different …

 
 
Reviewed by Douglas Swanson - 17 April 2012 at 18:14
Super Winefly - 292 farms visited and 62 reviewed.

With the tasting room staff on leave – we had a tasting by the winemaker himself. Nice wines at good prices.

 
 
Reviewed by Tom Magara - 28 February 2012 at 20:32
Trailblazer Winefly - 176 farms visited and 39 reviewed.

Nose was still completely off so nothing much to write about their wines. Great views of the valley. Wines were reasonably priced as well..

 
 
Reviewed by Martin Oordt - 25 April 2011 at 15:52
Explorer Winefly - 113 farms visited and 106 reviewed.

4 km past Allesveloren, at the back of Kasteelberg …. eventually got there and they were CLOSED! It was a Thursday!

 
 
Reviewed by Drew Master - 12 August 2010 at 11:15
Secret Winefly - 380 farms visited and 305 reviewed.

There are only 2 reasons to visit pulpit rock 1, the R20 chenin 2, the reserve chard wow both are fantastic wines and you can’t beat the value on the chenin.
Our tasting experience was rather bland and boring wines where just being poured

 
 
Reviewed by Raymond Venables - 15 October 2009 at 17:03
Casual Winefly - 27 farms visited and 9 reviewed.

Was there on a cold wet day – made most welcome in the resteraunt – warm fire coffee and cake
Tasting is done downdstairs – where one can see the cellar area
Tasting was done by a very informative lady – seemed to enjoy what she was doing.
Some great wines and welll priced

 
 
Reviewed by Cobus Coetzee - 19 May 2009 at 13:58
Explorer Winefly - 128 farms visited and 90 reviewed.

awesome settting, great view, great wine. will definetly go again.

 
 
Reviewed by Madame de Wyn - 25 April 2009 at 13:51
Secret Winefly - 360 farms visited and 454 reviewed.

Pulpit Rock is situated on foothills of the Kasteelberg Mountain with a beautiful view over the Riebeek valley. The name Pulpit Rock refers to a rock formation resembling a pulpit on the slopes of the mountain.

We were lucky enough to catch the owner of Pulpit Rock on a Saturday afternoon just before closing time. Ernest Brink was friendly and made our tasting informative and enjoyable.

They had a wide variety of wines on offer and the prices were very reasonable. If you are looking for a nice day out in the country, don’t forget to pop in at Pulpit Rock.

 
 
Reviewed by Gregory M - 24 February 2009 at 21:31
Casual Winefly - 0 farms visited and 287 reviewed.

Boooooooooring

 
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