Groot Constantia-Trust

I went there for wine testing we had a good experience with my friends.The guy who explain the wine to us did a good job.When it late it's not easy to get transport to go back to the city

Groot Constantia Wine Estate is located in the central area of ​​Constantia Valley in the South Peninsula of Cape Town. It is the oldest wine estate in South Africa with a history of more than 330 years. It is backed by the southern foot of Table Mountain and faces False Bay. It has abundant sunshine and rainfall. It has a unique geographical location and climatic conditions. The estate includes the Cloete Celler built in 1791 and the residence of Governor Vandersdale renovated in the late 18th century. Here you can not only enjoy the fascinating pastoral scenery and the 17th-century Dutch manor buildings, but also visit the wine cellar and taste wine to appreciate the Western wine culture. TIPS The most famous winery is GRAND CONSTANCE (King of Constance), which is said to have won numerous awards. Napoleon also loved it and drank a bottle every day until his death.

The Grand Constantia Winery is a wine estate with a long history in South Africa. The climate here is very similar to that of southern France, so it can grow very good grape varieties and produce world-class wines. The wine here has very strong tannins and a very sweet aftertaste. It is definitely a top-grade wine and is worth tasting and buying.

It is similar to the wine estate I imagined. The sky is blue, and there are green trees planted below. There are fruits under the vines. However, the fruits here are not too sweet. The wine has small grains and a sour taste. It is very comfortable overall. It is really suitable to move a lounge chair out to bask in the sun or something. You can also have a drink in the estate. The price is not too expensive.

The Great Constantia Winery is the oldest, largest and most beautiful winery in South Africa. It is located about 20km west of Cape Town. There are continuous valleys and grapes planted all over the mountains. The scenery is very spectacular from a distance. This estate has a history of more than 300 years. The wine produced here is considered a top brand in South Africa and is definitely worth tasting and collecting.

The first Dutch governor of Cape Town has built it for more than 300 years now. There is a wine museum in the park, where you can enjoy various red and white wines for a fee. It tastes very good and is close to the so-called French "Lafite".