Namaqua Wines

17 Circle Road, Vredendal, 8160

Tel: +27 (0) 27 213 1080
Fax: +27 (0) 27 213 3476
E-mail: info@namaquawines.com
Website: www.namaquawines.com

Tasting and sales:
Mon - Fri 08h00 - 17h30
Sat 09h00 - 15h00 (die Keldery)

Namaqua, the popular range of boxed and bottled wines from Namaqua Wines, caters for the taste and pocket of the majority of South African and international wine drinkers. Namaqua is the largest selling wine brand in South Africa. This success can be attributed to the dedication of our winemakers to deliver value to our consumers, to extensive advertising & promotions, as well as distribution that ensures availability in even the smallest towns throughout South Africa.

The Namaqua boxed wines are available in 3 and 5 litre units consisting of 10 different varieties. The range includes the ever-popular Natural Sweet Rosé, two Weigh-Less accredited wines, as well as red, white and rosé blends that cater for every taste.

Being the leader in the boxed wine category is only a part of the success of the brand. This popular portfolio is complemented by the cellar door exclusives which include the recently launched Spencer Bay Reserve wines and Guinevere Cap Classique sparkling wine.

These cellar door exclusives have been very well received, as the results from the 2009 wine shows clearly demonstrate. At The Michelangelo International Wine Awards the wines were awarded 1 Double Gold and 2 Gold medals. Other accolades include 1 SA Champion, 2 Class Winners and 5 Gold medals at the SA National Young Wine Show.

These wines, and many more from surrounding cellars, are available at die Keldery, our state of the art visitor centre, which offers the visitor a complete food and wine experience. It boasts a comfortable tasting room, while the spacious restaurant offers a selection of lekker local dishes and relaxing views of the vineyards and the Maskam Mountains.

Maak die Keldery deel van u volgende Namaqua ervaring en geniet ware Weskus gasvryheid, 'n heerlike glas wyn en van die mooiste sonsondergange in die land.
Ons verwelkom u graag want – Ons deel waar ons vandaan kom.