Beyerskloof Wines — Attraction in Stellenbosch Local Municipality

Very unhappy with the quality off treatment we received yesterday. Which is normally a great experience at Beyers Kloof was yesterday tainted by extremely poor service from our waitress “Andy” who decided at one point se was no longer interested in serving us. I can understand that she might have been busy, but when we inquired on the inside as to when our next tasting sample of which we still had two left would come.We were told by her that we have had enough wine and without further discussion she turned her back and walked away. This obvious lack of caring even astounded her colleague to the point were he apologized for her action and offered to provide us with an extra complementary tasting.

This was very much appreciated but the actions of one member off the staff will surely make us think twice about referring this wine farm to others or making the drive...

So we are solid fans of Beyerskloof for all the Pinotage reasons :))) bbbbbbbut this was a let down.

One feels as if the wine tasting is done out of obligation instead of passion. We actually heard of the amazing story behind their Pinotage Diesel wine from the Lanzerac Wine Estate’s sommelier- you HAVE to do their tasting!)…(I digress…the Beyerskloof Pinotage Diesel was named after his dog who would only eat the grapes when they were just right for harvesting for the purposes of making a Pinotage…at the time they didnt quite realize the maturing stage of the wines was so closely linked to when Diesel the dog would be willing to eat them..! Maybe they will start sharing this and do it more justice…but my point is, Beyerskloof dont tell this story as part of their wine tasting (although you cant taste the Diesel)…its a great story with a lot of...

We had an absolutely fantastic visit to Beyerskloof Winery! From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed and had the pleasure of being served by Brandon, who truly made our experience unforgettable. His knowledge, passion, and enthusiasm for the wines were evident, and he took the time to give us a personalized, one-on-one tasting experience.

Not only did we get to sample some incredible wines, but Brandon also took us behind the scenes, where we got an up-close look at the barrels and learned about the winemaking process. It was fascinating to see the craftsmanship and dedication that goes into every bottle.

The setting was beautiful, the wines were exceptional, and the service was top-notch. If you’re looking for an intimate and insightful wine tasting experience, Beyerskloof is a must-visit, especially if you have the chance to be...