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Klein Constantia

Klein Constantia – one of South Africa's most important historic wine estates. Jan van Riebeeck was the first to bring vines to the Cape, and the first wine was produced here in the Company Gardens... Read more Read less

Klein Constantia – one of South Africa's most important historic wine estates. Jan van Riebeeck was the first to bring vines to the Cape, and the first wine was produced here in the Company Gardens. The unique location, the climate, the soils – ideal for terroir wines. Today, Klein Constantia relies on simple winemaking techniques to get the best from expertly tended vineyards. The result: high-quality wines characterized by elegance, minerality, and balance. As a WWF Conservation member, the estate adheres to the World Wildlife Fund's statutes – environmentally friendly and biodynamic. Cape wines with history and conviction.

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Klein Constantia
Origin Constantia, South Africa
Assortment 2 products
Grape varieties Muscat de FrontignanSauvignon Blanc

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Klein Constantia –
Cape wines with history and attitude

Klein Constantia is one of the oldest and most famous wineries in South Africa. Its history dates back to the 17th century, when Jan van Riebeeck brought the first vines to the Cape. The estate is located in the valley of Constantia, south of Cape Town, where cool sea breezes from the Atlantic and Indian Oceans moderate the temperatures – one of the few locations in South Africa where elegance and freshness take precedence over power.

In the vineyard, the team works with minimal intervention: careful hand-harvesting, gentle pressing, targeted aging. No tricks, no over-processing – the goal is to bring the terroir of granitic and sandy soils directly into the glass. The wines show a minerality and structure unusual for the Cape, which also makes them capable of development over several years.

Klein Constantia is a member of the WWF Conservation Programme and manages the estate according to strict environmental regulations: biodiversity, water management, and natural cultivation methods are an integral part of the work in the vineyard. Those looking for wines with origin and attitude will find both here.