Covering 45% of South Africa’s vineyard area, the the Coastal Region is extremely important. Although it is best known for Stellenbosch, home of South Africa’s best expressions of Cabernet Sauvignon, it also produces a wealth of premium wines from Paarl, Darling and Franschoek. Inexpensive wines tend to be labelled as Coastal Region.
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The Cape Town district was formerly established as a wine growing area in 2017. It replaced the label Cape Peninsula in an effort to make a greater...
Read more ▸The hilly district of Darling find itself to the north of Cape Town and is characterised by its proximity to South Africa’s west coast. As such i...
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Franschhoek is a picturesque wine region in South Africa’s Western Cape, nestled between dramatic mountain ran...
Read more ▸Lutzville Valley is a designated wine ward within the larger Olifants River wine region on South Africa’s west coast, known for its dry climat...
Read more ▸Paarl is one of the oldest and most important districts within the Coastal Region of the Wine of Origin system. ...
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Stellenbosch is home to some of South Africa’s best Cabernet Sauvignon. There are a number of mono-varietal wines made here as well as Bordeau...
Read more ▸Swartland is a large and distinctive district within the Coastal Region of the Wine of Origin system. Located no...
Read more ▸Tulbagh is a small district within the Coastal Region of the Wine of Origin system. Surrounded by mountains on t...
Read more ▸Wellington is a district within the Coastal Region of the Wine of Origin system, located just north of Paarl. Th...
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