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Stellenbosch, South-Africa

Peter Falke

Dating back to the 18th century, the traditional gabled Cape Dutch buildings of the wine estate belie a contrasting modernity within. The stately old homestead is partnered by a “boutique” winery, contemporary wine tasting room and luxurious outdoor lounge which have established Peter Falke Wines as the most elegant and serene sundowner retreat in the winelands. The Falke family has …

Lorgues, France

Chateau Roubine

Between Verdon and Mediterranean, between Estérel and Sainte Baume, between the Alps and Sainte-Victoire, between olive trees and lavender … With 13 grape varieties planted on plots in one piece forming a cirque bordered by pines and oaks, the 72 hectares of vines benefit from the greatest attention to give the wines all their singularity. In 1955, Château Roubine was …

Robertson, South Africa

De Wetshof Estate

As the first registered wine estate in the Robertson Wine Valley, De Wetshof has become known internationally as South Africa’s eminent Chardonnay House due to the pioneering role it played in introducing this noble Burgundian grape to the country. The De Wet family’s winemaking heritage can, however, be traced back to 1694 when the first De Wets arrived at the …

La Londe les Maures, France

Domaine de Figuiere

Dominating the Golden Islands, in the heart of a 125 hectare vineyard classified in the Côtes de Provence appellation, Figuière is a family house which draws from this precious and preserved nature all its aromatic richness, its mineral power and its inspiration to create , between tradition and innovation, collections of “signed” wines full of sunshine and love for the …

Stellenbosch, South Africa

Avontuur Estate

As you arrive at this family-owned winery and thoroughbred stud farm set against the Helderberg in the quality wine growing area of Stellenbosch, the first things which catch your eye is the view towards False Bay and the green paddocks with their white fencing, filled with elegant race horses. Visitors love sitting out on the terrace for a wine tasting …

Stellenbosch, South Africa

DeMorgenzon Estate

DeMorgenzon was so named as it is the first part of the Stellenboschkloof valley to see the sun because of its high altitude and aspects which cover the top southern and eastern slopes of Ribbokkop, overlooking the famous pinnacle of Kanonkop from where a cannon used to be fired to alert the farms in the region that a ship had …