Tucked into a fold of the Langeberg Mountains, Barrydale is one of the most charming dorpies on Route 62, with a hotel that puts the funk back into country. Just 2.5 hours from Cape Town, it’s a fascinating village, Read more
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Barrydale owes its existence to the vibrant trade that was established with farmers in the region in the late 1800s – and one of these products was brandy. In 1941, the town’s first “official” brandy was made at the newly established Barrydale Cellar. Read more
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Barrydale is known for its interesting mix of shops and now we have something innovative for health conscious people. Wheatless Wonders opened doors to the public last week and aims fill a gap in the market, catering for those who cannot or prefer not to eat wheat. Read more
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Win 6 Bottles Thunderchild Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
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After 1700 the settlers attracted to the remote corners of the Overberg and began searching for new land to farm. It had to have an ample supply of water and the so... read more
JOSEPH BARRY TRADITIONAL CAPE POT STILL BRANDY
Banana, dried peach and pear aromas with a hint of vanilla. Deliciously complex with a lingering aftertaste. Use of ... read more
