South Africa
Voorpaardenberg - Paarl
Ayama
The wine was named "Ayama", a Xhosa word meaning "someone to lean" means. The adventure of Ayama based on friendship and love. The Cape winelands are some of the most breathtakingly beautiful in the world. About 50 km from Cape Town, Paarl is situated beneath a large granite outcrop formed by three rounded domes, the prominent one named Paarl (which means pearl) rock. The summers are long and warm, and rainfall rare. A large variety of grapes are grown in Paarl, of which Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinotage, Shiraz, Chardonnay and Chenin Blanc have the best potential.
Wines (1)Darling
Groote Post
The Groote Post building was established in 1808 as (as the name suggests) a lookout post designed to protect cattle from theft by Hottentots and other tribes. After a long history, Father Pentz decided to purchase the building and give it a new purpose. The hills of Darling proved to be ideal for cultivating grapevines. With its distance of 7km from the sea, the vineyards can benefit from the cooling and regulating effect of the ocean. Today, the "Cool Climate" prevailing here is a significant advantage for the future. Meanwhile, brothers Peter and Nick Pentz have taken over the wine estate with great ambition. They further modernized it and continue to combine tradition with new innovative techniques to this day. The "Salt" range is a shining example of this. The surrounding environment and climatic conditions are used to introduce new, modern styles and techniques. Groote Post, a place with a great past but an even 'greater' future.
Wines (12)Stellenbosch
Vriesenhof Vineyards
At Vriesenhof, the art of winemaking is a fascinating journey that begins in the vineyards and ends with the enjoyment that accompanies a raised glass. Follow this journey and you will most certainly pause for reflection in the solitude of the Vriesenhof cellars. Traditional wood maturation methods combine effortlessly with modern fermentation processes. Add to this an ageing process that takes place in a setting disturbed only by the patient ticking of the clock and the artistry of the winemaker at work and you'll soon understand why Vriesenhof consistently delivers wines of true Stellenbosch origin.
Wines (10)Breedekloof - Slanghoek Valley
Breedeweelde
The Breedeweelde Wines are produced in the Slanghoek Valley by Slanghoek Winery. Surrounded by the majestic Slanghoek Mountains, from which the cellar derives its name, situated in the district of Worcester. It is one of the biggest wine producing cellars of South Africa It's wines are made from carefully selected Vineyards to guarantee their full premium quality.
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Zonneweelde
Breedekloof is one of the youngest wine regions in South Africa and was best known for its bulk wines. However, in collaboration with the Slanghoek Winery, Zonneweelde wants to offer a range of wines that can compete with the better wines of appellations such as Stellenbosch, Paarl, Darlington and other more famous regions. Currently, the Breedekloof wine region consists of only 22 producers. Together they want to significantly increase the quality of their valley. Zonneweelde and Slanghoek are among these pioneers. The top wines of Zonneweelde Vineyards are made on a limited basis and come from the best lots in the vineyard. The grapes are picked by hand, selected and made and raised as befits the better class wine. For cellar master Pieter Carstens and his team Zonneweelde is a major challenge and the pride of the Breedekloof valley.
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Slanghoek Cellar
Slanghoek Cellar is situated in the magnificently scenic Slanghoek Valley, just outside the rural town village of Rawsonville and approximately one hour's drive from Cape Town in the beautiful Western Cape Winelands of South Africa. Innovative technology and modern equipment, coupled with the very best and most sustainable viticultural and cellar practises, enable the winemakers and their team to produce wines that boast numerous sought-after titles and prestigious local and international awards.
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