In a province brimming with winelands that date back to the 1800s, it is strange to think that the Elim Wine Region is only 20 years-old. Still, as the country's
It's often said that some of Cape Town's most unique attributes are within a few hours' drive from the city centre. Whether it's mountains and oceans, deserts and vineyards or open
Saturday 10 October, 12:30 pm – 7 pm Diemersfontein, Wellington
Alan Winde, MEC of Economic Opportunities, revealed yesterday the Western Cape's newest tourist attraction proposal – a single cycling track branching from Plettenberg Bay to Cape Town. According to the
The launch of the Curator’s Collection at Glen Carlou was, from start to finish, a celebration. It was the culmination of winemaker Arco Laarman’s twentieth anniversary of working in the wine industry
Grab a cup of warm, comforting rooibos and settle into all its goodness... We caught up with Lize Mouton from Carmién Tea to shine a light on this Western Cape treasure.
If you think you indulged in too much chocolate over Easter, we have one thing to say: you can never have too much chocolate. Add a glass of wine, and you're doing even
Every wine tells a story... This is the motto at Muratie Wine Estate in the beautiful Knorhoek Valley north of Stellenbosch. The century's old wine experience at Muratie is rich in
I've had many a splendid day in the Winelands, but few outweigh my experience at Bosman Family Vineyards at De Bos Farm in the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley. Steeped in history, tradition