A reflection of the source of life. Many moons ago, before the river irrigation system, which brought water by means of canals to the farms in the Robertson valley the fields here was grazed by sheep, ostriches and Angora goats. These fields that are laid against hills and not possible to irrigate was often referred to by farm workers as the barren Angora Hills. Since the addition of water, the source of life via the Breede River irrigation system in the late 1800’s farmers gradually changed from farming with live stock to vineyards. While the climate is ideal for grape growing, the region soon became renowned for quality wines. Today these fertile fields, once referred to as the barren Angora Hills are planted with vineyards of which our wines are crafted with passion.
Cabernet Sauvignon | Sauvignon Blanc | Natural Sweet Red | Natural Sweet White