
Constantia Glen
Constantia Glen –
Atlantic winds and 30 hectares at the foot of Table Mountain
Constantia Glen lies at the western end of the Constantia Valley – nestled between Table Mountain and Flakkenberg, less than ten kilometers from the Atlantic Ocean. The valley is considered the smallest and oldest wine-growing region in South Africa: wine has been produced here since 1685, long before most of today's wine-growing regions even existed.
The cool maritime climate ensures a slow, even ripening of the grapes – resulting in wines with a tension and depth rarely achieved in warmer climates. White and red grape varieties are cultivated on 30 hectares of vineyards, all exclusively for the estate's own range: Sauvignon Blanc, the Cuvée Two with Sémillon, the Bordeaux-style red wine Three made from Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, and Five – a blend of five grape varieties.
All wines are made from estate-grown grapes and bottled directly on the estate. No outsourcing, no compromises. Anyone who drinks Constantia Glen will get a clear picture of what this exceptional piece of South Africa is capable of.



