Michael Olivier was responsible for many memorable meals enjoyed at important times in John's life. He has special memories of meals at Lanzerac when visiting the Cape from the big dusty city in the North, on family holidays and on his honeymoon with Pam in 1974. Michael re-introduced him to classic Cape food. Read on…
A Sunday
trip to Stellenbosch for our friend from the UK nearly proved abortive. The
first wine farm we went to no longer sells wine, just beer! The second and
third were closed (seems to be a growing thing in that area) so we headed for
one we knew would produce the goods and be open – Simonsig. Warmly welcomed by
Paulina Pietersen. She introduced us to the many varied tasting options on their
menu. Read on…
Wine tasting at Buitenverwachting
A friend
visiting from the UK wanted to visit Constantia and we decided that a tasting
at Buitenverwachting would be a good start. Sarah, a recent ID graduate, now at
Discovery in Johannesburg, was our wine server and very good at it too! Read on…
The Melting Pot at Oak Valley revisited
Tasting and lunch at Newton Johnson
Staying in the Hemel and Aarde in Summer is such a great place to be. All the roads are accessible now, so the valley is there for you to explore. We were there for four days so we relaxed, slept well, did some major bird watching. from the stoep of the cottage we stay at and, of course, made appointments to visit some of our favourite wine farms and the one with some of the best views and, in our estimation, some of the best wines is Newton Johnson. Read on…
Lunch at Bientang's Cave, Hermanus
Tasting the wines of Bouchard Finlayson
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