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CEDERBERG PRIVATE CELLAR

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LATEST NEWS:

  • For the second consective year Concours Mondial du Sauvignon awards Gold to Cederberg Winery’s Sauvignon Blanc. The 2012 Cederberg Sauvignon Blanc is one of only six wines from South Africa that reached Gold. View results
  • Wine-Challenge-2013-logo-w2 TOP OF THE TOP 100 SA WINES 2013! The Cederberg Private Cellar winemaker and his team did it again! For the third consecutive year they have managed to end up under the top three farms in the TOP 100 SA WINES 2013 competition. During 2011 David Nieuwoudt managed five wines (sharing the number one spot with his friend Dewaldt Heyns from Saronsberg) in the Top 100. During 2012 Cederberg managed four wines in the Top 100. And now, 2013, Cederberg is back in the number one position with five wines – sharing this position with Saronsberg. Read more
  • Recently one of our many representatives in the world – in this case Alex Harper from the United Kingdom, came to assist with the harvesting – Read here what her experience was …
  • Wine weekend in Victoria Falls: 18 – 20 April 2013 – Read article
  • “David Niewoudt Ghost Corner Elim Semillon 2009 : A complex gem – it’s 30% fermented in new French oak and then matured in Allier oak for four months – this will plunge you into a vibrant world of ping.” – Read article
  • A note from a few young sommeliers. Read more
  • Michael Oliver recommends the Cederberg Sauvignon Blanc 2012 (Jan 2013) Read more


Cederberg Private Cellar have won Highly Commended in The Waitrose way awards which celebrate outstanding initiatives by suppliers to enhance the sustainability of their businesses and, ultimately, the food that ends up on consumers’ plates.

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  • Bushmans Kloof and Cederberg Private Cellar Food and Wine Event  – May 2013 Read more
  • Cederberg Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 – Red wine of the year by SAA Wine Awards 2013 Read more
  • Cape Winemakers Guild – Teen die Hoog Shiraz 2010 : 5 stars in Platter Wine Guide 2013 Read more

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Cederberg High Altitude Vineyards

South Africa’s most uniquely situated wine farm falls within the pristine environs of the Cederberg Wilderness Area, which lies in the Cape Floral Kingdom. Here, among spectacular rock formations and fynbos, you will find the highest altitude vineyards in the Cape. Conservation is fundamental and Cederberg Private Cellar is a committed member of the Biodiversity & Wine Initiative.

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The cold climate and remote location, with its pure mountain air and water, ensures that the vines are virus free. This results in award-winning wines which show an exceptional purity of fruit. The farm has been in the Nieuwoudt family for five generations and David Nieuwoudt currently makes the wines.

Cederberg Private Cellar produces six ranges of wine – Cederberg, which includes its signature Bukettraube; Five Generations; David Nieuwoudt Ghost Corner; the Waitrose Foundation sustainable range; Cape Atlantic; and the Cape Winemakers Guild Auction wines. Sanddrif holiday resort, on the banks of the Dwars River at the foot of the Wolfberg, provides the perfect base for a relaxing break.

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Permits, bookings and accommodation enquiries:
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+27 27 482 2825
sanddrif@cederbergwine.com

086 509 1683
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+27 27 482 2827
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Directions from Cape Town
From Cape Town, take the N7 turn-off on the N1 and, 28 km after Citrusdal, turn right at the Algeria/Cederberg sign. Continue past Algeria and over the Uitkyk Pass (second pass) – about 46 km of gravel road – until you reach Dwarsrivier, home of Cederberg Wines. Total distance from Cape Town: ±250 km; ±3 hours’ drive.

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Cederberg Private Cellar Reception 19º15’28”E 32º30’12”S
Sanddrif Holiday Resort Reception 19º15’27”E 32º30’14”S

Office hours:
Monday to Saturday:
Sundays & public holidays:
08:00–12:30 & 14:00–17:00
09:00–12:00 & 16:00–18:00
Tasting hours:
Monday to Saturday:
Sundays, Good Friday & Christmas Day:
09:00–12:00 & 14:00–16:00
Not open for tasting