If you're South African, I'm sure you have at least one memory that involves Sedgwick's Old Brown. For me, they all involve good times; braaiing, late nights around a fire, ...
View Post 100 Years of Sedgwick’s
The weather in Cape Town has been been absolutely peachy for the past couple of weeks and the city has started to feel really festive. My calendar is packed with ...
View Post Rooftop Dinner with Durbanville Hills
This past weekend I spent a lovely day under the trees at Hartenberg Wine Estate, with a bottle of Chardonnay, a picnic crate full of delicious treats and a couple ...
View Post Summer at Hartenberg
I like to complain about the weather in the Cape. Cause let's be honest; the winters are kinda wet and the summers are kinda short. Not to mention windy. But ...
View Post La Petite Ferme, Franschhoek
Did you know that South Africa produces Champagne? Well, we produce bubbly using the same method that the French use to produce Champagne. While we can't call it Champagne (because that ...
View Post The Franschhoek MCC Route
This past weekend I was hosting a new friend visiting Cape Town from Germany. Since showing people around and meeting new friends are two of my favourite activities (not to ...
View Post Spring Tasting at Spier
Tucked away in the heart on Stellenbosch, right on iconic Church Street, is a beautiful courtyard complete with giant oak trees, an idyllic swimming pool and lush green lawn. Surrounded ...
View Post Oude Werf Hotel, Stellenbosch
Thanks to my love of fine wine, I've spent A LOT of time exploring Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, two of the Western Cape's beautiful wine regions. Tasting my way through some of South ...
View Post Exploring The Robertson Wine Valley
