Our Wines
Ashton Winery
Ashton Winery lies at the heart of the “Valley of Wine and Roses,” between the Breede River and Langeberg Mountains. Established in 1962, it has spent over six decades crafting wines in a region known for its ideal climate, diverse soils, and strong viticultural heritage.
Its vineyards stretch across varied terroirs along Route 62, contributing to a wide and expressive range. Crisp whites such as Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, and Chardonnay sit alongside bold reds including Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, and Pinotage. The range also includes sparkling wines, sweet fortified favourites, and a unique non-alcoholic muscadel grape juice. Visitors can enjoy tastings, pairings, and a relaxed, welcoming cellar experience.
Bon Courage Estate
Situated in the heart of the Robertson Valley, Bon Courage Estate is a family-owned winery where heritage and passion meet. The historic Cape Dutch homestead, dating back to 1818, reflects a long-standing tradition upheld by the Bruwer family since 1927. Blessed with sunshine-filled days, cool evenings, and diverse soils, the estate produces wines of depth and elegance across a range of cultivars.
Three rivers enrich the land, creating unique terroirs that shape each wine’s character. While rooted in tradition, the cellar embraces modern techniques to craft wines that feel both classic and contemporary. Visitors can enjoy relaxed tastings or dine at Café Maude in a warm, welcoming setting.
Bonnievale Wines
Bonnievale Wines is rooted in a legacy of collaboration, shaped by the valley’s rich history and agricultural innovation. Formed in 2006 through the merger of three producer-owned cellars, it now brings together four production sites and grapes from 100 member farms. Sourcing from diverse soils such as granite, limestone, and alluvial deposits, the focus remains on careful selection and quality. The portfolio ranges from the approachable River Collection to more exclusive Limited Release wines.
Visitors can enjoy relaxed tastings in a picturesque courtyard or cosy indoor lounge. Guided cellar tours offer insight into the winemaking process, while sharing how the valley’s history and unique environment influence each wine’s character, creating an authentic and welcoming experience.
Dewetshof
De Wetshof Estate, the first registered wine estate in the Robertson Wine Valley, has been synonymous with fine wine since the 1970s. Internationally recognised as South Africa’s leading Chardonnay House, it pioneered the introduction of this noble varietal to the country. The De Wet family’s winemaking heritage dates back to 1694, and today the third generation continues this legacy, producing a focused portfolio centred on Chardonnay, alongside select white and red wines.
Visitors can enjoy a curated tasting of up to five wines, showcasing the estate’s diverse styles, from Cap Classique to unwooded and wood-matured expressions. For a more exclusive experience, the private Wine Library offers access to rare older vintages, allowing guests to explore the depth and history of De Wetshof in an intimate, refined setting.
Excelsior Wine Estate
Founded in 1859, Excelsior Wine Estate is a fifth-generation family farm in Robertson, still owned by the de Wet family. With a history rooted in resilience and innovation, the estate now focuses on producing premium wines from 230 hectares of vineyards. Lime-rich soils and cooling ocean breezes create ideal conditions for slow ripening, resulting in wines of structure and depth. The range includes award-winning Chardonnay and red blends, alongside the more accessible Purebred collection.
Visitors can enjoy tastings overlooking the farm dam, blend their own wine, or dine at the Graze deli. The estate also offers accommodation at the Manor Guesthouse and unique Wine Walks experiences. With a strong focus on sustainability and community, Excelsior delivers an authentic and welcoming Robertson Wine Valley experience.
Goedverwacht estate
Goedverwacht Estate is a family-owned farm on the banks of the Breede River, held by the Du Toit family since 1950. Spanning diverse terroirs and microclimates, the estate produces wines of purity, elegance, and character. Only the finest vineyard sites contribute to the Great Expectations range, reflecting a philosophy of continuous improvement. Sustainable farming and a minimal intervention approach in the cellar allow each wine to express its origin with clarity and balance.
With roots tracing back to the 1960s, the estate has grown steadily under the current generation. A modernised cellar supports both fresh, fruit-driven whites and structured reds, offering versatility in style. Today, Goedverwacht continues to craft wines that are shared and enjoyed locally and internationally, embodying the spirit of the Robertson Valley.
Graham Beck Estate
In the heart of the Robertson Wine Valley, the Graham Beck Estate is a leading destination for Cap Classique, dedicated to the pursuit of the perfect bubble. Family-owned and singular in focus, the estate produces wines of precision and finesse, shaped by limestone-rich soils and ideal climate conditions. Crafted using the traditional method and extended lees maturation, its portfolio reflects both terroir and craftsmanship, with the acclaimed Cuvée Clive standing as a benchmark of excellence.
The tasting experience mirrors this refinement, set within a contemporary space overlooking vineyards and mountains. Guests can enjoy curated tastings, pairings, and artisanal platters, while Grace House offers exclusive accommodation for a more immersive stay. Combining luxury, artistry, and hospitality, the House of Graham Beck delivers a truly memorable Robertson Wine Valley experience.
Langverwacht Winery
Langverwacht Winery, established in 1954 near Bonnievale, offers a relaxed and authentic wine experience in the heart of the Breede River Valley. Surrounded by vineyards and open landscapes, the estate produces expressive, fruit-driven wines shaped by a warm climate, coastal influences, and diverse soils. The focus is on white varieties such as Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay, complemented by a selection of reds that add balance to the range.
Visitors are welcomed into a friendly, unpretentious setting where tastings are accessible and enjoyable for all. As a working farm with a proud heritage, Langverwacht reflects generations of care and craftsmanship. Whether stopping along the wine route or exploring the valley, guests can unwind and enjoy genuine hospitality in a peaceful countryside setting.
McGregor Winery
Set in the tranquil village of McGregor at the foothills of the Riviersonderend Mountains, McGregor Winery reflects the calm beauty of its surroundings. Vineyards planted between 200 and 350 metres above sea level produce wines with character, minerality, and complexity. The range spans from everyday favourites to the premium Terroir Collection, showcasing varietals such as Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinotage, each expressing the unique soils and climate of the valley.
Visitors can enjoy relaxed tastings in a welcoming atmosphere, with custom deli platters to suit every season. A highlight is the playful ice cream and wine pairing, offering a memorable twist for guests of all ages. Whether for a quiet escape or a flavourful experience, McGregor Winery invites you to slow down and savour the moment.
Paul René
Paul René Cap Classique, crafted at Wonderfontein Estate in the Robertson Wine Valley, is a vibrant expression of innovation and passion. Founded by Henk van Niekerk, the brand grew from a bold break with tradition into a celebrated bubbly enjoyed by a new generation. Years of experimentation and refinement shaped each bottle, while Monica van Niekerk’s artistic influence gives the range its distinctive visual identity. Together, their dedication defines the spirit of Paul René.
The range includes a Brut Chardonnay, Brut Rosé, Nectar, and Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut, offering a variety of styles to suit different tastes. Visitors can enjoy tastings throughout the week, with a popular Saturday Sushi Pop-Up featuring fresh sushi and oysters. Combining creativity, flavour, and warm hospitality, Paul René delivers a lively and memorable Cap Classique experience.
Rietvallei Wine Estate
Established in 1864, Rietvallei Wine Estate is one of the Robertson Wine Valley’s oldest family-owned estates, shaped by six generations of the Burger family. Spanning 215 hectares, with just over 100 hectares under vine, the estate cultivates a range of classic varietals. Cool mists and ocean-influenced breezes allow for slow ripening, producing wines of depth and concentration. A standout is the historic 1908 Red Muscadel vineyard, reflecting the estate’s rich heritage and enduring craftsmanship.
Visitors can enjoy curated tastings across different collections, each offering a glimpse into the estate’s diverse portfolio. The Canvas deVine Art Gallery adds a creative dimension, where wine and art meet in a relaxed setting. Paired with cheese or Mediterranean platters, the experience captures the essence of authentic Cape hospitality.
Rivergold Wine Estate
Nestled in the Robertson Valley, Rivergold Wine Estate is a scenic retreat of vineyards, gardens and river views. Established in 2008 by the Naidoo family, the estate focuses on crafting site-specific, single vineyard wines that honour the land. With a strong emphasis on premium Merlot and Chenin Blanc, alongside Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon, each wine reflects elegance, quality and a deep respect for terroir. Visitors can enjoy tastings in a tranquil cellar setting.
Winemaker Lourens van der Westhuizen brings a lifelong passion for wine, rooted in his early experiences and formal training at Elsenburg. With an intimate knowledge of the land, his philosophy centres on minimal intervention, allowing the vineyards to express themselves naturally. His approach ensures wines that are authentic, balanced and true to their origin.
Robertson Winery
Robertson Winery offers a versatile and indulgent wine experience, with a focus on approachable, quality wines enjoyed in a relaxed setting. From classic tastings to wine-and-chocolate pairings, each visit highlights the range and character of the wines. Guests can enjoy a bottle on the stoep or by the fireplace, while private cellar tours and the unique underground cellar provide a deeper, more intimate look into the winemaking process.
The experience is complemented by artisanal platters and custom picnic baskets, designed to pair seamlessly with the wines. Whether visiting for a casual tasting or a private event, Robertson Winery combines variety, accessibility, and thoughtful experiences, making it a welcoming destination for all wine lovers.
Rooiberg Winery
Established in 1964, Rooiberg Winery is a leading wine cellar in the Robertson Wine Valley, known for its diverse range of quality wines shaped by unique ecological conditions. The portfolio spans white, red, sparkling and dessert wines, with standout accolades including multiple Top Ten Pinotage awards and Shiraz SA Top 12 listings. Each wine reflects the region’s rich terroir and the winery’s commitment to excellence.
Visitors are welcomed by the iconic giant red chair, the largest of its kind in Africa, which has become a popular photo landmark. The modern tasting room, along with the Red Chair Bistro & Deli and vibrant Instagram flower wall, creates a lively and memorable stop for travellers exploring the valley.
Springfield Estate
Springfield Estate, set in the Robertson Valley and family-owned since 1898, is now run by siblings Abrie and Jeanette Bruwer. With vineyards along the Breede River spanning limestone, sandy and rocky soils, each site is carefully matched to cultivar to produce wines that reflect their origin. The cellar follows a minimal intervention philosophy, using wild yeast fermentation and patience to create authentic, site-driven wines shaped by season and terroir.
Visitors can enjoy guided tastings hosted by knowledgeable ambassadors, offering insight into the estate’s history and winemaking approach. Tastings include estate olives, with picnic cheese boxes available to enjoy in the gardens overlooking vineyards and a reservoir dam. Springfield offers a relaxed, nature-rich experience rooted in tradition, authenticity and family heritage.
Van Loveren
Van Loveren Family Vineyards, established in 1937 and run by the third-generation Retief family, is one of South Africa’s most recognised wine producers. With over 1,000 hectares of vineyards, varieties are carefully matched to diverse soils and conditions, ensuring wines of quality and character. The estate’s forward-thinking approach to sustainability has earned it the prestigious 1659 Visionary Award, reflecting its commitment to shaping the future of South African wine.
Visitors can enjoy tastings at the Brand Home, featuring premium wines, de-alcoholised ranges, and curated pairings beneath a historic oak tree. Christina’s Bistro offers relaxed dining, while gardens, hiking trails and family-friendly experiences add to the visit. The experience extends to the Four Cousins Restaurant in town, showcasing a broader selection of wines in a welcoming setting.
Viljoensdrift
Set on the banks of the Breede River, Viljoensdrift is a family-run wine estate with a heritage dating back to 1818. Known for its approachable, quality wines enjoyed locally and abroad, the estate offers a relaxed riverside experience in the heart of the Robertson Wine Valley. Its scenic setting and welcoming atmosphere make it a popular destination for visitors seeking both great wine and natural beauty.
Guests can enjoy tastings overlooking the river, relaxed lunches on the deck, or the signature Uncle Ben 2 river cruise. Paired with gourmet picnic options from the deli, the experience invites visitors to slow down and take in the surroundings. Viljoensdrift offers a memorable blend of hospitality, wine, and tranquil escape.
Weltevrede Wine Estate
Weltevrede Wine Estate, founded in 1912 and still owned by the Jonker family, is a leading Chardonnay destination in the Robertson Wine Valley. Now guided by fourth-generation custodian Philip Jonker, the estate benefits from limestone-rich soils, rare in South Africa, which produce wines of purity, minerality, and vibrant acidity. With a focus on authenticity and excellence, its Chardonnay range expresses the distinct character of the land through a variety of refined styles.
Recognised internationally, Weltevrede has earned accolades across major wine competitions and is consistently rated among South Africa’s top Chardonnay producers. Visitors can enjoy immersive underground experiences, including guided tours and tastings, as well as the opportunity to create a personalised Cap Classique. The estate offers a unique blend of craftsmanship, storytelling, and memorable wine experiences.
Windfall Wine Farm
Windfall Wine Farm is a boutique, family-owned estate in the heart of Robertson, known for its small-batch, terroir-driven wines. Built on a philosophy of sustainability and hands-on vineyard care, the farm produces wines that reflect both place and passion. From its modest beginnings, Windfall has grown into a respected producer, with fertile soils and mountain views contributing to wines of character, balance, and authenticity.
The range includes structured reds such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Shiraz, alongside vibrant whites like Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. Crafted with minimal intervention, each wine allows the fruit and vintage to shine. Visitors can enjoy guided tastings in a relaxed setting, including access to exclusive small-batch releases available only at the farm.
Zandvliet Wine Estate
Zandvliet Wine Estate, located on the outskirts of the Robertson Valley Wine Route, blends time-honoured tradition with modern expertise to craft wines of distinction. Renowned as one of South Africa’s first Shiraz producers, with plantings dating back to the 1870s, the estate’s identity is deeply rooted in this varietal. Unique limestone-rich kalkveld soils and a passionate team contribute to wines that express both place and craftsmanship.
Visitors can experience Zandvliet’s wines in the elegant Kalkveld Lounge tasting room, where refined pairings complement the range. With its focus on quality, heritage and terroir, Zandvliet offers a sophisticated and memorable wine experience in the Robertson Valley.
