Our estate enjoys a unique position between the Helderberg Mountains and False Bay. It’s at this meeting point that our vineyards are cooled by fresh ocean breezes – infusing the fertile soil with a maritime character, and allowing the grapes to ripen more slowly. This distinctive terroir is one of the aspects that lend our wines their extraordinary taste.
Our estate is the meeting point between three native flora. Today, they are critically endangered with very limited areas conserved in small pockets around the Cape. We’re dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of our land with a number of conservation initiatives documenting and protecting the unique fynbos that thrives on our farm.
Our estate is the meeting point between three native flora. Today, they are critically endangered with very limited areas conserved in small pockets around the Cape. We’re dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of our land with a number of conservation initiatives documenting and protecting the unique fynbos that thrives on our farm.
Vergenoegd Löw The Wine Estate is one of the oldest working farms in South Africa, with land rights granted in 1696, the graceful Cape Dutch Homestead dates back to 1773, and is celebrated as a National Monument to this day.
Vergenoegd Löw The Wine Estate is one of the oldest working farms in South Africa, with land rights granted in 1696, the graceful Cape Dutch Homestead dates back to 1773, and is celebrated as a National Monument to this day.
It all comes down to our wine. The touchable, tasteable, seeable, audible, breathable proof that Vergenoegd Löw is a true pioneer in the industry. Each bottle is a testament to the passion and expertise of our wine makers, and the superior quality of our product.
