The winelands of Constantia and Durbanville share more than just their conveniently close proximity to Cape Town.
Old World Charm and New World Style
Their elegant, fruit-rich wines come from grapes grown on hillside vineyards with views over the cold Atlantic Ocean, providing the ideal cool, maritime climate for exceptional quality.
But, whereas gracious Constantia is the historical heart of winemaking in the Cape, bottling world-renowned wines since the mid-18th century, Durbanville is the relatively new kid on the block.
Vines have long been part of this rural community's farming activities, but it's only in modern times that its hospitable vintners have thrown open their cellar doors to visitors.
More than three centuries ago, wine was being made at Steenberg and weary travellers were offered humble board and lodging....
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Originally a wheat farm granted to Jan Meerland in 1702, Meerendal gained prominence as a wine farm in the course of the 20th century, under...