On Friday, 18 January 2019, a new era has begun in the Riebeek Cellars’ proud winemaking tradition with their new company name, Riebeek Valley Wine Co. They hosted a successful and informative launch at their cellar to inaugurate their new name to the public and trade.

Riebeek Cellars will remember the 2017 season as one of the earliest in years, starting on the 10th of January, even earlier than 2016. Although the 2017 season may be seen as cooler than 2016, water was still a problem and the drought had its effect, especially on the early varietals.

Stretch out on our lawn with a glass of Riebeek Cellars’ latest vintages and enjoy our jam-packed line-up including acoustic sets by Francois van Coke, Valliant Swart, Soetmelk, Marcia Moon, Mono.Pony and more…

Riebeek Cellars employee Thandisizwe Eric Mnyango was announced as the provincial winner in the Best Potential category at the gala ceremony of the 2016 Western Cape Prestige Agri Awards that took place at the Nederburg Wine Estate in Paarl on Saturday, 5 November 2016.

It takes experience to spot the makings of a classic. So, who better to review the award-winning Riebeek Cellars range than famous folk born in the same year as the cellar itself – 1941.

Bulk wine exports have become the backbone of South Africa’s international wine trade. But to increase profitability and ensure financial sustainability, Riebeek Cellars is instead investing in a rebranding exercise aimed at increasing bottled wine sales.

Riebeek Cellars, the oldest winery in the Swartland,  has unveiled a new look highlighting its old roots, with a series of labels depicting  the historical landscape of the Cape in a backdrop of eye-catching sky-blue and vivid green.

Riebeek Cellars, the oldest winery in the Swartland, has revitalised its popular range of Riebeek Collection wines