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The timeline story of the current vineyard
Step Silently
In a region where vineyards often have a relatively short productive lifespan due to various challenges, we take a different approach. By carefully nurturing our older vines, we preserve their unique character and allow that depth and complexity to shine through in the wines we craft.
We maintain a thoughtful balance of old and young vines, across both white and red cultivars, continually refining our selection to stay aligned with our long-term vision.
2000
Syrah Established
The oldest block on the farm - a beautiful old block that is preserved for its quality wines.
2007
Sauvignon Blanc Established
Mountain View area is generally cooler than the rest of Agterkliphoogte, ideal for a crisp Sauvignon Blanc wine.
2007
Chenin Blanc Established
The Breede River area is known for its quality Chenin Blanc vineyards.
2016
Chenin Blanc
The newest blocks of Chenin Blanc are planted in the vineyard.
2017
Merlot Established
A small block of Merlot on a lyre trellising system. Planted in part to compliment the Cabernet Sauvignon.
2017
Planting Cabernet Sauvignon
An amazing small berry clone of Cabernet Sauvignon rich in character.
2020
Grenache established
Grenache Noir is very much part of a modern or new world blend. It also makes for an interesting wine or rosé wine, depending on the wine we make.
2022
Sauvignon Blanc Wstablished
Adding new character and capacity to our aging 2007 Sauvignon Blanc block,
Fresh new wines
est 1845
Single Vineyard Wines
Mountain View
Since 2025, all wines are of origin Agterkliphoogte, and from 2026 onwards all our wines are certified single vineyard wines.
Established
Certified Since
Our winemaking process
Production
Ripe Grapes
Agterkliphoogte
Grapes are handpicked and selected from the best grapes the vineyards has to offer.
Pressing
Hand Pressed
All grapes are hand pressed with classic wooden presses to ensure that only the best juices are extracted from the grape.
Aging
Wood & Steel
Our red wines are aged in French Oak barrels and most white wines are fermented in stainless steel tanks.
Fermentation
Mountain View
Slow fermentation under controlled temperatures allows the yeast to optimally extract alcohol during the process.
Filtration
Selective Filtration
Most white wines are completed with a filtration process, most red wines not at all!
BLENDING
Mountain View
We prefer specific blends but this is always tempered and guided by the feedback of the palette of our very experienced tasting panel.





