News

How would it be if a wine left the winery exactly as Mother Nature intended? No made-up coffee flavours. No stories about the grapes being crushed between the thighs of a red-haired virgin. No ageing in oak barrels from the other side of the earth. And definitely no recommendations to drink it with fish or pasta.
We introduce Cab Cult, the anti-hero of the wine world (we think the enjoyment delivered by this wine's mouthfill ...

Did you know that Table Mountain is home to more plant species than all of Britain? And the Cape Floral Kingdom (of which Table Mountain is part) has around 10,000 plant species – more than the entire Northern Hemisphere.
This amazing diversity (which is partially mirrored in the population of South Africa) is the product of soil and climatic conditions that vary dramatically, even over small areas.
...

Nothing says “Summer!” quite like the refreshing zestiness and mouthfilling fruitiness of Sauvignon Blanc. There truly is no better accompaniment to the special kind of 'easy livin' we do in summer (and, in a way, the bottle is like a time capsule, which traps the summer season for enjoyment at a future date)
So, it's been frustrating for us at Cloof not to have our own Sauvignon Blanc (admittedly, we also made l ...

"The Ultimate Christmas Collection" ...

 Wine has been known as the heavenly drink for quite some time now. Its immortal essence and lavish aroma give it a godly feeling. Right from the time wine was invented, it was regarded as a drink that the supreme leader would enjoy and celebrate with. To understand the true value of wine, let’s hit the rewind button and take you way back in to the past.
As everyone unders ...