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Perdeberg Wines

Vryguns Farm, Vryguns Road, Paarl

(403 reviews)

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Outdoor Seating
Wine Estate

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In the early 1940s, wine farmers in the Perdeberg region grew dissatisfied with the low prices they were getting for their premium quality grapes. Then an astute farmer named Jan Rossouw suggested they begin producing their own wine and Perdeberg Cellar was born! We pressed our first grapes manually in 1942 and while we have come a long way in terms of technology, we are still renowned for our hands-on approach!

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Vryguns Farm, Vryguns Road, Paarl

Reviews (403)

4.5 out of 5.0

Based on the past 12 months

Food 4.4

Value 4.4

Tasting Room Service 4.7

Ambience 4.4

Jeremy P. Dined: 5 days ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Tasting Room Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

Reviewed on: Sun 22 Dec 24
Thoroughly enjoyable, thanks very mich!

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Natasha B. Dined: 5 days ago
4.8

Food 5.0

Value 4.0

Tasting Room Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Jeandre A. Dined: 6 days ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Tasting Room Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Riana C. Dined: 1 week ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Tasting Room Service 0.0

Ambience 5.0

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Megan M. Dined: 1 week ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Tasting Room Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Christopher L. Dined: 1 week ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 0.0

Tasting Room Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

Reviewed on: Mon 16 Dec 24
The lady who was serving us...i think her name is lana she was the best we will surely come back ....we enjoy ourself....thank you Perdeberg Winery

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Elmare D. Dined: 1 week ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Tasting Room Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Jean P. Dined: 1 week ago
4.8

Food 5.0

Value 4.0

Tasting Room Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Monday CLOSED
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Wednesday 09h00 - 16h00
Thursday 09h00 - 16h00
Friday 09h00 - 16h00
Saturday 09h00 - 16h00
Sunday 09h00 - 16h00

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