


A wine-growning region in the Overberg, South Africa. It's known for its unique terroir, particularly its anccient soiuls and cool maritime climate. The valley's name reflects picturesque landscapes and serene atmosphere.
It's also a significant area for Pinot Noir production and is considered the Pinot Noir capital of South Africa.









It's known for its unique amphitheatre setting, dryland farming and focus on Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The farm's name translates to 'The Virgin' in Frence.

















Situated in the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, they are the first to establish virus-free vineyards in the area.
















The estate has dedicated 53 hectares out its 175 hectare property to nature conservation. This includes preserving the Overberg Sandstone Fynbos and important wetlands.




