Glenelly Estate Stellenbosch

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Glenelly Estate Stellenbosch South African wines with a French touch.
🍷 Award-winning wines
πŸ‡ Wine and food pairing experience
πŸ’Ž Glass Museum
🍴 The Vine Bistro
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Every vine at Glenelly was planted under Heinrich Louw’s watch. He arrived in January 2000, when Glenelly was still a fr...
23/10/2026

Every vine at Glenelly was planted under Heinrich Louw’s watch. He arrived in January 2000, when Glenelly was still a fruit farm.
Our grapes owe a great deal to him and his loyal team.

Fine w**e rarely comes from easy ground. On the Simonsberg foothills, our vines grow in decomposed granite: nutrient-poo...
23/10/2026

Fine w**e rarely comes from easy ground. On the Simonsberg foothills, our vines grow in decomposed granite: nutrient-poor and quick to drain. With little to spare, a vine stops chasing leaves and puts its energy into its fruit. The berries stay small, so there is more skin in proportion to juice. Skins are where colour, tannin and aroma live, and that ratio is what gives Glenelly reds their renowned depth and structure.

β€œI believe in South Africa’s soil, micro-climate and potential for quality w**es, and I wanted to continue the French he...
23/10/2026

β€œI believe in South Africa’s soil, micro-climate and potential for quality w**es, and I wanted to continue the French heritage of w**emaking in South Africa that goes back more than three centuries.” - May de Lenquesaing

The Oakleaf soils where our vines are planted are among the oldest in the world. Consisting of decomposed granite with a subsoil of clay the enable good drainage for the roots to grow deep, contributing to the complexity of our w**es.

For Bambo Sibiya, an everyday object can carry a whole history: a piece of clothing, a patterned textile, a familiar ges...
20/10/2026

For Bambo Sibiya, an everyday object can carry a whole history: a piece of clothing, a patterned textile, a familiar gesture.

The Johannesburg-based artist works across printmaking, painting and drawing, combining the discipline of print with expressive, layered mark-making. His portraits explore Black identity, memory and inheritance. He treats identity as something that keeps changing, shaped by personal experience and the stories passed down.

He trained at Artist Proof Studio, and his visual language draws on African storytelling, textile traditions and the years he spent in Mozambique.

His work will be on view at Glenelly from 4 November, with an opening reception on 3 November.

Join us at the opening reception of G + Art – The Glenelly Art Project

RSVP by 30 October: [email protected] or 021 809 6440

ChrisΓ©l Attewell’s work begins outdoors. She walks, listens and gathers stones, pigments, photographs and video from the...
20/10/2026

ChrisΓ©l Attewell’s work begins outdoors. She walks, listens and gathers stones, pigments, photographs and video from the landscapes and people she encounters.

In the studio, these become layered, almost topographic paintings that sit somewhere between a map and a memory. Her practice moves between love and grief: tenderness for the living world, and anger at what is lost. In her words, each work is β€œa way to keep caring and to keep looking.”

Most recently she has been a SAFFCA resident at the Abbaye de la Cambre in Brussels, and her work has travelled as far as Mount Nemrut in TΓΌrkiye and Mongolia.

Join us at the opening reception of G + Art – The Glenelly Art Project on 3 November.

RSVP by 30 October: [email protected] or 021 809 6440

G + Art – The Glenelly Art project is launching soon. For its first edition, presented with SAFFCA (Southern African Fou...
20/10/2026

G + Art – The Glenelly Art project is launching soon.

For its first edition, presented with SAFFCA (Southern African Foundation for Contemporary Art), we welcome two South African artists, ChrisΓ©l Attewell and Bambo Sibiya. Their work will be placed throughout the w**ery, among the barrels, the architecture and shared spaces of the estate.

Join us for the opening reception or book a private viewing. Details below.

Opening reception: Tuesday, 3 November, 16h00 to 20h00

On view by appointment: 4 November 2026 to 30 April 2027

RSVP by 30 October: [email protected] or 021 809 6440

Simonsberg, the place we call home. [3 of 3] **e
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Simonsberg, the place we call home. [3 of 3]

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Simonsberg, the place we call home. [2 of 3] **e
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Simonsberg, the place we call home. [2 of 3]

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Simonsberg, the place we call home. [1 of 3] **e
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Simonsberg, the place we call home. [1 of 3]

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Reaching new heights.
16/10/2026

Reaching new heights.

Address

Glenelly Estate, Lelie Street, Ida's Valley
Stellenbosch
7600

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 18:00
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 19:00
Saturday 10:00 - 19:00
Sunday 10:00 - 15:00

Telephone

+27218096440

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