
Franschhoek, South Africa
A centuries-old wine estate in the Franschhoek winelands, with farm-style accommodation in transformed historic buildings.
- The land was once part of a property granted to French Huguenot farmers in 1694.
- By the 1830s it belonged to Paulina Pepler, one of South Africa’s first female landowners.
- Wine Tasting Centre, restaurant, farm stay and a padel club among the vines.
- Wines made under three labels: Regna Loca, Foundation Stone and Rickety Bridge.
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