Private Wine Tasting Tour in Stellenbosch

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1. Vineyard Walk: Breathe in the fresh air as you explore the vines, learning how the environment shapes the taste of wine. Discover the secrets of grape varietals and harvest times, all with a refreshing welcome drink in hand. Wine Tasting & Etiquette: Savour your first delicious wine while learning the basics of proper tasting etiquette. Light charcuterie will showcase the interplay between food and wine.

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2. Harvesting, Crushing, and Fermentation Tour: Travel to a second estate and delve into the winemaking process. Witness the magic of harvesting, crushing, and fermentation. Explore the cellars and learn how ageing techniques influence the final product. Advanced Tasting Techniques: It’s time to refine your senses! In the tasting room, master the art of swirling and identifying colours, aromas, and flavours. With our cheat sheet, you’ll be ready to navigate future tastings confidently.

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3. Lunch & Discussion: Head to a third estate to explore more wines and enjoy a delicious lunch paired to perfection. This is a perfect opportunity to relax and share your morning’s discoveries.

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4. Fourth Wine Estate: Embark on your final tasting adventure, guided by expert sommeliers. Here, you’ll continue to refine your palate amidst stunning scenery. Chocolate & Wine Pairing: End your journey in style with a delightful pairing of fine wines and exquisite chocolates. Discover how specific wines complement different chocolates—a decadent finale!

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Afbestilling

Gratis afbestilling indtil 24 timer før oplevelsen starter, med fuld refusion.

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How it compares in Stellenbosch

• Its from-price is 127% above the median of the 159 experiences we list in Stellenbosch.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Stellenbosch

Stellenbosch, in the Western Cape, is a university town of oak-lined streets and Cape Dutch buildings, at the centre of South Africa's wine country.

Stellenbosch is the second-oldest European settlement in South Africa, founded in 1679 by Simon van der Stel, then governor of the Cape, who named it partly after himself. Its oak-shaded streets are lined with whitewashed Cape Dutch houses, and Dorp Street has some of the best preserved. The university gives the town a youthful air, while the Village Museum has restored houses from different periods.

Top-ranked sights in Stellenbosch: Delaire Graff Estate, Spier Wine Farm, Waterford Estate.

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