16 March 2024: Stanford Stomp
Harvest season is upon us and this year Stanford Wine Route have created an event that you can be part of.
In 2018, I started exploring the various vineyard sites in the maritime region of Walker Bay. I wanted to find vineyards uniquely adapted to their soil and environment. First, I wanted to find balance in the vineyard; a site that is naturally healthy, with moderate vegetative growth and small, concentrated berries. Only once you have a healthy vineyard producing good fruit, can you think of making a high-quality and delicious wine.
These are limestone rocks that make up 1/3 of both the Journey Blanc Fume and the Hinterlands Syrah vineyards. In each wine, the limestone lends an oceanic, savoury element and maintains natural acidity in the wines. I call it my secret weapon soil as it is incredibly rare in the Cape.
Written by: Deep Rooted Wines
Stanford Wine Route includes large well-known wine estates and boutique-style micro-establishments set in the heart of the Cape Floral Kingdom. The route’s 10 farms have vineyards that thrive on sandy dunes, rocky mountain slopes and fertile stretches of land that share space with endemic fields o...
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This wine is the story of how I came to find my place in Walker Bay.
This wine is the story of how I came to find my place in Walker Bay.
And just like that Raka harvested the last grapes of the season!
Bring your four-legged friend and join Raka and Caledon Animal Welfare for a charity walk to help raise funds.
Join us for n fun day. There will be exceptional venison stalls, live music, wine tasting and other outdoor activities!