Find South African wine producers.

Darling Cellars

022 492 2276 www.darlingcellars.co.za

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Darling

Nestled in a region blessed by superlative vineyards, exquisite flamingos and rare orchids, Darling Cellars is located close to the tiny hamlet of Darling on the cool West Coast of South Africa. As a privately owned winery, with almost 1,300 hectares under vine (situated mainly in the newly discovered premium vineyard of Groenekloof), our wines are set to rival the best in the Cape. Attractions eat taste

Cloof Wine Estate

022 492 2839 www.cloof.co.za

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Darling

Cloofs trademark concentrated reds are spearheaded by the widely acclaimed Crucible Shiraz. With a strategy of expressing each wines unique personality on the label, this Biodiversity Champion is constantly developing innovative ways of communicating with consumers. Cloofs wines truly are Darling of origin, darling by nature; in every respect. Attractions

Ormonde Wines

022 492 3540 shop.ormonde.co.za

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Darling

Ormonde is located on the western coast of South Africa among the rolling hills of Darling. The wine estate prides itself on creating wines that offer characteristics of their environment. They’re passionate about Darling and believe in making wines that showcase the area. Attractions

Groote Post Vineyards

022 492 2825 www.grootepost.co.za

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Darling

Groote Post is a historic 18th century farm on the Capes West Coast where wine making traditions have been revived by the Pentz family. Unique aspects and cool climatic conditions of the Darling Hills yield superlative fruit. Our wines are produced to reflect the uniqueness of our vineyards. Attractions do taste

Contreberg

072 717 1607 www.contreberg.co.za

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Darling

Contreberg was established in the early 1800’s by the Dutch East India Company to support passing trade with fresh meat and produce. The farm has been in the Pretorius Versfeld family for most of the last century and currently stretches 352 ha. Wine grape production was started at the end of the decade, in the 90’s, when the first Sauvignon Blanc Bush vines were planted on the farm. Attractions

Withington Wines

074 194 1711 www.withington.co.za

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Darling

In the UK and French markets the term "négociant" is extremely common and is loosely defined as "a wine merchant who assembles the produce of smaller growers and winemakers and sells the results under its own name." Here in South Africa the concept has taken somewhat longer to evolve, and for various reasons, not least the fiercely independent mindset of most wine farmers. Attractions