Farm Stories

It is that time of the year. Like ten thousand years ago, our she-goats are getting ready. They have been shedding their hair for a month now. Loo...

Taking out the invasive Port Jackson has it’s little surprises. In some areas the invasion is so dense that nothing grows under it. We then t...

More than half of our vines are planted on non-irrigated dryland, which means we need to take extra care of them. How do we do it? Through mulchin...

“Joining the best of the best: the Anysbos star just keeps on rising!” – Wine Cellar The Anysbos Disdit white has, in a very short space of time, ...

I have seen it before and I’ve heard it before, but I have not experienced it like this before. Bottling our wine on our farm. Not all of us have ...

Sometimes you need little angels to show you the way. And if you are lucky enough you’ll recognise them. There was this person sitting next to me ...

It was Simon the first van der Stel, governor of the Cape, who started it. Combining his name with a forest of yellowwood trees to create a name f...