Stellenbosch Wine Route

The Stellenbosch Wine Route was the first offical wine route that was founded in 1971.

The wine farms of Stellenbosch are within a 45-minute drive of the city centre.

This is the most well known wine region and is home to a variety of cellars- producing some of the country's most acclaimed wines.



The town of Stellenbosch is a university town and the oak-lined Dorp Street is home to museums and galleries as well as many student cafes and restaurants.

Entrances to wine farms are clearly sign posted and wine may be purchased at all of the cellars.


This is a map of some popular wine estates on the wine route


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The following Stellenbosch estates are worth visiting:

Stellenbosch North - Delheim | Hazendal | Hoopenburg | Kanonkop | Le Bonheur | Lievland | Simonsig
Stellenbosch East - Alluvia | Lanzerac | Rustenberg | Tokara | Zorgvliet
Stellenbosch South - Blaauwklippen | Dornier | Kings Kloof | Kleine Zalze | Lourensford | Morgenster | Rust en Vrede
Stellenbosch West - Asara | The Bergkelder | JC Le Roux | Jordan | Middelvlei | Neethlingshof | Spier | Van Ryn Brandy Cellar | Vredenheim | Welmoed | Zevenwacht

The Wines Routes

Constantia Wine Route | Durbanville Wine Route | Franschhoek Wine Route
Paarl Wine Route | Stellenbosch Wine Route


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