Stellenbosch

a short clip showing a few things about Stellenbosch including the Easy Rider Specialist Wine Tour.

www.12234455.co.za – Stellenbosch Travel & Tours Photo Album Cape South Africa.

www.12234455.co.za – Stellenbosch Travel & Tours Photo Album Cape South Africa.

Jordan Wine Estate in Stellenbosch is one of the vineyards that can be visited during Luhambo Tours’ wine tours leaving daily from Cape Town, South Africa. It offers not only amazing wines but also a beautiful view.

The Stark Conde wine estate in Stellenbosch is one of the favourite stops on Luhambo Tours’ wine tours leaving from Cape Town daily. Every time we take our clients there we can see how amazed they are not only by the great South African wine but also the scenery. Have a look yourself!

Preview of Lroff’s blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Franschoek, South Africa Entry Title: “Cape Winery Tours – Franschoek, Stellenbosch,” Entry: “Up fairly early and fed fish. I put Bonnie out for the day (it was a lovely sunny day so did not need to leave the bedroom door open for her) Mike picked me up about 9:15 and we set off for the Winelands tour. It was an absolutely lovely day to do that. Sunny, warm, no breeze or clouds anywhere about. This full day tour of the Cape Wine lands took in a number of wineries, which the South Africans call either wine estates or wine farms. History is reflected in the white Cape Dutch architecture (thick plaster walls with curved cornices, I think they would be called with long rooms and tall ceilings) which encompasses simple lines, fine detail and elegant proportions. The first was the Siedelberg Wine Estate in the Paarl Region. I taste tested about 8 wines (12 Rand) including a DeLeuwen Jagt unwooded 2005 C******nay, 2006 Nuance and 2003 Shiraz. I also tasted a Seidelberg wooded 2005 C******nay, 2004 Shiraz, as well as a 2004 Roland’s Reserve Pinotage and 2003 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon. I enjoyed the latter two the best though I do not really enjoy red wines that much. The former had a “fresh cherry and cinnamon nose, dense soft tannin structure with a palate of blackcurrants and dark chocolate with …