Blend some wine or just chill by the damn Excelsior is always fun. Try the Cab. Aso great accommodation in the old manor house if you want to stay over.

So much history, so many tourists. We had an enjoyable breakfast here last week. The eggs florentine might have been on the average side but the service made up for it. If you visit make sure to check out the old manor house, museum and wonderful garden.

We stopped for a quick pitstop on our way to Cape Town and was pleasantly surprised with the pizza. Wood fired, thin base. MCC was also solid.

The secret jewel in the Durbanville wine route. Love the relax farm style vibe. If you’re into punchy Sauvignon Blanc, Klein Roosboom is the place to be.

Always worth the trek. The Babiana and Erica are excellent wines. The Rurale is something unique and special. Count yourself privilege if you can score a taste of it. Overall one of my favourite “Paarl” wineries.

What a discovery! Mont Blois is tucked away between the majestic Robertson mountains. The view is spectacular, the people amazing, the dogs friendly and the wine, oh the wine. Absolutely loved the Chard and Chenin and will go as far as saying that the Muscadel is the best in the country. Seek them out, you will not be disappointed.

What a night out!! Surprise performance from The Parlotones, lots of wine and great company. What more can one ask for?

Brampton Wine Studio is the quit essential funbar in the heart of Stellenbosch. Always buzzing with wine lovers.

A must visits. Koen’s passion is contagious. Riesling is supper clean and refreshing. No trip to Elgin is completed without a visit to Spioenkop

We went for the Valentine picnic and what a wonderful time we had. Staff was always just a arms length away if you need anything. The music was great, the food was delicious. All in all 10/10

40 years of Beaumont Wines already. Loved the Mourvedre.