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  Stellenbosch Wine Location
  
  The Stellenbosch Wine Region is just about the most readily useful k...
  
  The Cape Winelands is really a beautiful place of picturesque hills and fertile valleys - well suited for producing wine. Home to numerous world renowned South Africa wine estates, The Cape Winelands are found in the Western Cape Province of South Africa, under and hours drive from Cape Town. There are said to be over 200 wine cellars in your community, providing plenty of choice in regards to sampling!
  
  Stellenbosch Wine Area
  
  The Stellenbosch Wine Region is just about the most widely known wine producing area within The Cape Winelands. It had been the first area to create a wine way back in the early 1970s. There are numerous good wine estates to go to in the region including: Spier, Zevenwacht, and Zorgvliet. The town of Stellenbosch was founded by Simon van Der Stel in 1679, and could be the 2nd oldest town in South Africa. The heritage of the area has been preserved well, with most of the original historical houses still in existence across the pine lined avenues. If you're thinking about the history of the area there are several museums and monuments in town.
  
  Franschhoek Wine Location
  
  Founded over 300 years ago by French Calvinists, The Franschhoek Wine Region is surrounded by the mountains, and the Franchhoek. The Franschhoek Wine Region hosts some of South Africa's most useful restaurants including the Monneaux at Franschhoek Country House and Le Quartier Francais, which are well worth a visit. There are lots of wine farms in the region including: Rupert & delaware Rothschild Vignerons, La Petite Ferme, Grande Provence Wine Estate and Freedom Hill wines.
  
  Hermanus Wine Location
  
  The Hermanus Wine Region has 45 wine estates. A good option to try all the local wines (along with cheese and olives) is the annual Hermanus Wine and Food Fair principles, where all the local producers present their food and great wines. Hermanus is one of the most useful areas on earth to perform whale watching. For the more adventurous there is the ability to dive with great white sharks.
  
  Renowned wines, magnificent scenery, and a cultural heritage make The Cape Winelands a great destination for your trip to South Africa.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Stellenbosch Wine Location <br /> <br /> The Stellenbosch Wine Region is just about the most readily useful k... <br /> <br /> The Cape Winelands is really a beautiful place of picturesque hills and fertile valleys - well suited for producing wine. Home to numerous world renowned South Africa wine estates, The Cape Winelands are found in the Western Cape Province of South Africa, under and hours drive from Cape Town. There are said to be over 200 wine cellars in your community, providing plenty of choice in regards to sampling! <br /> <br /> Stellenbosch Wine Area <br /> <br /> The Stellenbosch Wine Region is just about the most widely known wine producing area within The Cape Winelands. It had been the first area to create a wine way back in the early 1970s. There are numerous good wine estates to go to in the region including: Spier, Zevenwacht, and Zorgvliet. The town of Stellenbosch was founded by Simon van Der Stel in 1679, and could be the 2nd oldest town in South Africa. The heritage of the area has been preserved well, with most of the original historical houses still in existence across the pine lined avenues. If you're thinking about the history of the area there are several museums and monuments in town. <br /> <br /> Franschhoek Wine Location <br /> <br /> Founded over 300 years ago by French Calvinists, The Franschhoek Wine Region is surrounded by the mountains, and the Franchhoek. The Franschhoek Wine Region hosts some of South Africa's most useful restaurants including the Monneaux at Franschhoek Country House and Le Quartier Francais, which are well worth a visit. There are lots of wine farms in the region including: Rupert & delaware Rothschild Vignerons, La Petite Ferme, Grande Provence Wine Estate and Freedom Hill wines. <br /> <br /> Hermanus Wine Location <br /> <br /> The Hermanus Wine Region has 45 wine estates. A good option to try all the local wines (along with cheese and olives) is the annual Hermanus Wine and Food Fair <a href="http://www.cars4sa.co.za/MINI_Cooper%20S%20Countryman_Second-hand-cars-for-sale" rel="nofollow">principles</a>, where all the local producers present their food and great wines. Hermanus is one of the most useful areas on earth to perform whale watching. For the more adventurous there is the ability to dive with great white sharks. <br /> <br /> Renowned wines, magnificent scenery, and a cultural heritage make The Cape Winelands a great destination for your trip to South Africa.</div>

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