Wine By Winery
The Cape winelands stretch from the rugged mountains and multi-directional slopes of the coastal region to the open plains of the Little Karoo where viticulture takes place mainly in the riverine valleys. South Africa's vineyards are mostly situated in the Western Cape near the coast. Rainfall on the coastal side, where fynbos and renosterveld vegetation flourish, measures up to 1 000 mm per year. Travel over the mountains into the hinterland and the rainfall decreases dramatically with the vegetation dominated by hardy succulents, cycads and aloes.
Currently around 102 146 hectares ha of vines producing wine grapes are under cultivation over an area some 800 km in length. Under the auspices of the Wine of Origin Scheme, production zones in the Cape winelands are divided into officially demarcated regions, districts and wards. There are four main regions – Breede River Valley, Coastal, Little Karoo and Olifants River, encompassing 21 diverse districts and some 61 smaller wards.
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Chamonix Rouge 2009
£11.80
Earn 11 Points -
Chamonix Troika Reserve 2010
£16.00
Earn 16 Points -
Constantia Glen Red Blend 2007
£26.99
Earn 27 Points -
Constantia Glen Saddle Red Blend 2007
£17.50
Earn 17 Points
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Constantia Uitsig Constantia Red 2007
£16.90
Earn 16 Points -
Creation Whale Pod - Merlot/Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
£11.99Out of stock
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De Toren Fusion V 2010
£26.99
Earn 27 Points -
De Toren Fusion V Magnum 2009
£55.00
Earn 55 Points
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De Toren Z 2007
£20.50Out of stock
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De Toren Z 2009
£20.99Out of stock
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De Toren Z 2010
£20.99
Earn 21 Points -
DeMorgenzon Maestro Red 2011
£14.99
Earn 15 Points
