Glenelly is a state of the art winery, located in Ida Valley in Stellenbosch.

Why in 2003 did May de Lencquesaing, then owner of the famous Chateau Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande (well known classified growth in Bordeaux), purchase the Glenelly Estate?
Why after 30 years in the wine business in France would she decide to plant vines in South Africa?
Why would an ‘older’ lady invest in this ‘younger’ democracy and start a
new adventure?

Because she believes in the soil, the micro climate and the potential for quality wines.
Because she believes in continuing the French heritage of wine making in South Africa going back more than three centuries.
Because she believes in this great country and its people, and wishes to play a part in its economic development.

Impala brings you a special wine from the South African soil, born to Africa, just like the galloping Impala, symbol of a proud continent.

Impala are fruit driven wines, with an attractive label, overdelivering on quality.

This prestigious estate is situated in Stellenbosch. A top of the art winery combine with one of the most beautiful hotels in Stellenbosch. Lanzerac wines stand for tradition in the South African Wine industry.  It was at Lanzerac that the first ever Pinotage was bottled – 1961 vintage. An ultra-premium symbol of South African wine history, with classical and elegant flavours combining with contemporary appeal.

Landskroon was established in 1692 and is situated in the heart of the Cape Winelands. The vineyard comprises approximately 275 ha and is owned by the family de Villiers, direct descendants of the French Huguenots who settled at the Cape during the late 17th Century. Winemaker is Paul de Villiers Jr. who was nominated by Diners Club South Africa as the winner of their Wine Maker of the Year Award for the year 2000.

Landskroon wines show consistent quality throughout the years with an excellent pricing.

Kanonkop is generally considered as a South African First Growth.  Kanonkop produces top wines, which are amongst the best of the world.  Their Bordeaux style blend, Paul Sauer, was the first non-French wine to win the very prestigious  “Trophée Pichon-Longueville, comtesse de Lalande” award at the IWSC.  That happened to the 1991 vintage.  Since then also the 1995, 2003 and 2010 vintage won the award.

Kanonkop was and still is one of the most important promotors of the Pinotage grape.  It was the first estate to commercially plant this new grape and now, their vineyards are among the oldest in South Africa.

Bovlei, established in 1907, was the second oldest cooperative winery of South Africa.  In 2013, Bovlei merged with Wellington Wines, the other cooperative winery in Wellington.  Today, they produce  more than 35.000 ton of grapes every year.

The Bovlei wines stand for tradition and quality, easy drinking but overdelivering.

It was recently decided to rename the Bovlei wines. Today, the same quality and tradition are found in the newly named Bainsvlei wines.

Amabokoboko, or Springbok, is the national animal of South Africa.  It is also the name of the National Rugby Team.  Amabokoboko wines are a tribute  to this wonderful animal.  Fruity and Elegant wines.

Madiba means Great Man in Xhosa.  It is the nickname of former Nobel Price winner and first President of the Rainbow Nation, Nelson Mandela.

Madiba wines are a tribute to this great Person who was one of the greatest personalities ever.

Madiba : Great Man , Great Wine!  Carefully sourced quality wines in 3l Bag-in-Box.  Boxed in Europe to guarantee optimal freshness.