An Ideal Location
Although the fertile Breede River Valley is known for its high summer temperatures, the Scherpenheuvel wine ward in the region’s southern reaches contains cooler pockets – the result of unique microclimates caused by the area’s topography.
Here, the diurnal swing (the difference between night-time and daytime temperatures) places it in Winkler Summation II, the same category as some of France’s Bordeaux region.
Our cooler microclimate is ideal for the production of Chenin Blanc, Viognier, and Pinotage – the wines which form the cornerstone of our winery’s award-winning portfolio.
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