The Cape, pin by pin
Where every wine in the portfolio comes from.
Fourteen producers across six regions — Stellenbosch, Paarl, Walker Bay, Breedekloof, Sondagskloof, Elgin. Hover a pin for a one-line fact, click to open the producer page.
Pin positions are based on published estate coordinates where available and regional centroids otherwise. Refine via TinaCMS (latitude / longitude fields on each producer) as more precise locations are confirmed.
All producers
Fourteen estates, one country.
Avondale
Paarl, South Africa
Certified biodynamic since 2005 — vineyard decisions tracked to the lunar calendar.
Benguela Cove
Walker Bay, South Africa
Founded by Penny Streeter OBE — a homelessness-to-empire story on the Bot River Lagoon.
Brunia
Hemel-en-Aarde, South Africa
Cool-climate boutique project out of the Stanford village ward.
Jasper Raats
Stellenbosch, South Africa
Solo-winemaker project — single-site expression, small batches only.
Knorhoek
Stellenbosch, South Africa
6-generation family estate on 200 hectares in the Bottelary Hills.
Kumusha
Western Cape, South Africa
Tinashe Nyamudoka's Zimbabwean-rooted Cape label, made in partnership with Opstal Estate.
Lalela
Western Cape, South Africa
Wade Sander + Natasha Williams' low-intervention project — the name means 'come, listen' in Zulu.
Longridge
Stellenbosch, South Africa
Certified biodynamic estate on the Helderberg, off the R44.
New Dawn
Western Cape, South Africa
Fresh-angle natural-wine project helping redraw the Cape's modern voice.
Nice Beverage Co.
Western Cape, South Africa
Pet-nat and orange-wine adventures from a restless Cape cellar.
Olifantsberg
Breedekloof, South Africa
Hidden on the northwest slopes of the Brandwacht Mountains — famed for old-vine Chenin.
Opstal
Slanghoek, South Africa
7th-generation Louw family estate, farming the Slanghoek Valley since 1847.
Rebel Rebel
Stellenbosch, South Africa
Punk-rock pet-nat and skin-contact bottles from the Fram cellar in Stellenbosch.
Three Quarters
Western Cape, South Africa
A collab project — culturally-rooted Cape blends with a voice of its own.