South Africa is unique among wine-producing countries in that it knows the exact date of the inception of its wine industry: February 2, 1659.

The delicate dance of ice-cold bubbles on your tongue, makes any occasion a celebration. South African sparkling wine – made in the traditional method (Méthode Champenoise) where second fermentation happens in the bottle – is known as Cap Classique.

Written by: Maryka Roberts

From harvest festivals and a party for South African wine’s birthday to Valentine’s date nights and picnics, see what’s on in the Winelands this February.

Parents, we feel you. You’re longing for a relaxing day out, sipping on crisp cultivars, surrounded by rolling vineyards, and enjoying a delicious meal at a wine estate. But, what about the kids, right?

As the holiday season nears, there is a merriment of things to look forward to. From spending quality time with family and friends to picturesque sundowners with a glass of good South African wine in hand, December is filled with fun times and memories waiting to be created. Take a

Situated in the serene Upper Hemel-en-Aarde Valley near Hermanus, Hasher Family Estate is delighted to announce the third installment of its Family & Fine Wine Feast Series on Saturday, 22 December 2024. This festive gathering harmoniously blends the estate’s exceptional wines with family-oriented activities, offering an unforgettable experience for all