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Rhebokskloof Black Marble Hill Range

Black Marble Hill Cap Classique: Top 10

We are proud to announce that our Black Marble Hill Cap Classique 2016 is in the Top 10 of this year’s Prescient Cap Classique Report by Winemag.co.za.
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This is us

It is 2021 and it is safe to say that one of the keywords that stood out over the past year is “change”.We went from crawling to running in the last two years with regards to renovation, repositioning, and rebranding – change is in our nature.

Rhebokskloof Wine Awards 2020

Rhebokskloof has done exceptionally well in the 2020 wine awards. We are especially proud of our Chenin Blanc 2019, which was awarded a Platinum Medal at the 2020 Michelangelo International Wine & Spirit Awards. This crispy, fruity and fresh…
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New Executive Chef

Welcome Belinda We are thrilled to announce the promotion of our Sous Chef, Belinda Ferus, to Executive Chef! Many moons ago Belinda’s family owned La Motte, where her love for wine started. From the age of five, her father would regularly…

First awakenings

It is now practically the dead of winter, and the first good rains of the season have fallen in the Boland.  Although spring, with its spectacular displays of delicate veld flowers is still a long way off, already the very firsts signs of botanical…

Why beauty?

Just stop for a minute, after looking at the lovely images of wild flowers now blooming at Rhebokskloof, and ask yourself this simple question: “Why should I find these colours and shapes beautiful and attractive?”  Why is the eye immediately…

The strange story of the moth in daytime

I have never taken a walk at Rhebokskloof without finding something new or something puzzling. Just last week I was walking on the large flat granite outcrops above the farm, when my eye caught something extraordinary. A drab, night flying moth,…