KWV

KWV (Kooperative Wijnbouwers Vereniging) is a South African wine cooperative group founded in 1918 and based in the Paarl region. The current CEO is Boyce Lloyd. Through close cooperation with the majority of South African wineries, KWV partially regulated and controlled the South African wine market. Its closest partners include the wineries KWV The Mentors, Cathedral Cellars, Roodeberg, Laborie, Pearl Bay, Café Culture, Golen Kaan, and African Passion. The wines produced are made from grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinotage, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and Shiraz.

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Laborie Impossible Red
Sale price8,40 € 0.75l (11,20 €/l)
KWV Roodeberg
Sale price6,95 € 0.75l (9,27 €/l)
KWV Winemakers Collection Chardonnay

KWV Paarl —
South African wine culture since 1918

KWV — the Wijnbouwers Vereniging cooperative — was founded in Paarl in 1918 and is one of the oldest and most influential wine producers in South Africa. For decades, the company significantly shaped the South African wine market by working closely with the majority of the country's wineries and setting common standards for quality and origin.

Today, KWV represents a broad portfolio that reflects the diversity of the Cape region: from robust Cabernet Sauvignon and characterful Pinotage to crisp Sauvignon Blanc, mature Chardonnay, and spicy Shiraz. Among its best-known lines are The Mentors, Cathedral Cellars, and Roodeberg—each with its own distinct style, ranging from approachable and fruity to complex and age-worthy.

The winery's location in Paarl, at the foot of Paarl Rock in the heart of the Winelands, provides the foundation for its wines: warm days, cool nights, and well-aerated soils. Anyone looking for South African wine with a story in their glass will find a reliable starting point at KWV.

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