Our vision is to produce wine that best reflects the complexity, richness and diversity of our unique terroir.
From our position on 'the koppie' above Botrivier, the team at Gabrielskloof strive to produce the best wines possible, reflecting the richness and diversity of our unique terroir, while at all times showing respect for the region's natural flora and fauna. The farm is family owned and run and we would love to welcome you onto the sun kissed lawns of our courtyard or into the shade of our wrap around verandah for a glass of wine paired with something sumptious off our farmstyle restaurant menu, focussed mostly on local produce.
Owner:
Bernhard Heyns
Contact:
Grant Baxter
Winemaker:
Peter-Allan Finlayson
Phone:
028 284 9865
Email:
Website:
Week:
9am to 5pm
Saturdays:
11am to 3pm
Sundays:
Only the Restaurant is open
Holidays:
11-3pm
Closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day
Latitude:
-34.23873
Longitude:
19.249591
Directions:
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Gabrielskloof Restaurant
Enjoy hearty, honest, soul food prepared with love by the owners of the Gabriëlskloof restaurant, Frans and Mariaan Groenewald. 028 284 9865 restaurant@gabrielskloof.co.za Gabrielskloof Estate, BotrivierRecent News by Gabriëlskloof
Gabrielskloof Vineyard News 2019
After some glorious winter rainfall on Gabrielskloof, sinking into the soil profiles to quench the thirsty deeper roots. We’re through the sensitive flowering cycle for most of the white cultivars, but the reds are lagging due to this cool period. Some pressure to get through the last few blocks for suckering, and to keep a […]
Profile pitting on the koppie!
Cabernet Franc has taken beautifully to the local Bot Valley landscape and there are plans afoot at Gabrielskloof to get a few more hectares into our beloved soils. As part of the carefully calculated decision as to when, where and how, we have done extensive profile pitting (love the phrase!) to determine what we have […]
Wildeveld ertjies & profile pits @ GK
Wildeveld ertjies (amongst other things) formed part of the Gabrielskloof landscape for the first time during cover cropping over the last few weeks. Bring on the rain!
