Set out on a quest to discover a hidden gem of the Stellenbosch winelands region; around every corner, new tastes to savour, over every hill, breathtaking sights to ogle. This private tour offers a boutique collection of unique experiences to redefine your idea of wine tasting as you sink into a day of self-indulgent opulence and take the wine route less travelled.
From an adventurous wine safari 4x4 drive through the rolling vineyards of Jordan Wine Estate including a cellar tour and barrel room wine tasting (optional with extra cost); to reserve wine tasting at DeMorgenzon where gentle baroque music and wildflowers fill the vineyards; to Van Ryn's reserve brandy pairings; this connoisseur’s journey will broaden your horizons and introduce you to one of the best-kept local secrets; the Stellenbosch Kloof Valley, where rustic roads are too narrow for large tour coaches to enter. This private tour is the ideal way to discover top-class taste experiences.
Pickup included
Start with a morning pick-up from your accommodation in Cape Town. Be transported to a hidden wine wonderland, tucked away in the Stellenbosch Kloof Valley.
Get off the beaten track on an into-the-vineyards drive to experiencing the synergy of soul and soil to visit Jordan Wine Estate for a quick tasting or opt for the 4x4 wine drive.
If you'd like to get up-close-and-personal to the vineyards, we can help you book the 4x4 safari Winelands drive at Jordan's estate. You won’t see the Big 5, but be prepared to feast on award-winning big wines, stopping at 360-degree vantage points to catch views of False Bay and Table Mountain in the distance. Your wine guide will let you experience the terroir and geology of the grounds whilst tasting a selection of the estate's best, drinking in the Stellenbosch and Table Mountain views paired with interesting wine tasting trivia. Head to the working cellar for an insider view of how grapes are processed and wines produced, from the large fermentation tanks to the endless rows of stacked oak barrels. This is followed by an opportunity to sample more wine in the barrel cellar or on the sun-soaked terrace.
Waltz your way to the next tasting stop at DeMorgenzon’s marvellously musically influenced vines. The owners of this estate believe that playing baroque 24/7 from large speakers in the vineyards has a romantically delicious effect on the grapes, and the wine's depth of flavour certainly rings true, consistently winning multiple international awards. Sample the Maestro and exclusive reserve wines as you're lulled by the baroque music drifting through the tasting room and estate. Follow the music on a whimsical walk behind the Cape Dutch buildings to enjoy the Reserve Syrah from the vineyard block where it was harvested.
Finally, Van Ryn’s internationally acclaimed brandy is the perfect way to end the day on a high note, pairing decadent confectionary bites with reserve acclaimed pot still brandies. Sample some of their best brandies, paired to perfection with mouth-watering fruity or chocolate infused dessert delights.
Return to the Mother City by late afternoon as you bid farewell to the Winelands, satiated after a day full of tasting classics.
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- This private tour will run exclusively run for you. The itinerary is flexible and can be tailored to spend more time at the tour’s highlights that interest you the most or swop for alternative options. This is a private tour running exclusively for you or your group.
- Do contact us during of after the booking process to let us know if you would prefer any changes to the tour and we can suggest an updated itinerary and cost estimate if there are any additional charges.
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