Weltevrede Wynlandgoed
The Jonker family has lived on Weltevrede since 1912.
The third generation, Lourens Jonker, completed his degree in viniculture and undertook extensive study tours of the wine lands of Europe and California in 1962 before settling down on the farm Weltevrede. After the death of his father in 1969, Lourens took over the 65-ha farm. He subsequently purchased neighboring farms Muscadel (1969), River’s Edge (1981), and Sonop (1999). Today all the farms are consolidated as a 160-hectare estate.
Lourens is one of the pioneering figures of the South African wine industry establishing a legacy as chairman of the KWV and serving on several industry bodies. He also served on boards of companies outside the wine industry, like ABSA and Naspers. He received the National Farmer of the Year Award for South Africa from the Agricultural Writer’s Association of South Africa in 1996. Lourens stepped back recently to leave the estate in the hands of his son, Philip. He now enjoys a more relaxed lifestyle.
Gary Bowers
Absolutely amazing - my wife and I had so much fun!
Gary Bowers experienced the Captivated By Chardonnay
Gary Bowers
It was great - here is a picture of me trying to act sober.
Gary Bowers experienced the Captivated By Cap Classique
Leon Kruger
We had the most amazing Chardonnay tasting at Weltevrede Wine Estate. The wines were outstanding, but what made it extraordinary was enjoying every sip with our best friends in a historical wine cellar. Weltevrede has a way of turning a simple tasting into a cherished memory. Thank you Weltevrede, we will be joining you soon for yet another Chardonnay tasing.
Leon Kruger experienced the Captivated By Chardonnay
Estelle du Toit
Pragtige venue tsv vloedskade, wonderlike diens, heerlike keldertoer ervaring, goed ingeligte gids en onverbeterlike ete by Kappokbos na die tyd. My Australiese gas was mateloos beindruk en ek was trots om haar op die uitstappie te kon neem.
Estelle du Toit experienced the Captivated By Cap Classique
