Hazendal Wine Estate

The historic Hazendal Wine Estate lies on slopes of the Bottelary Hills between Stellenbosch and Kuils River.

Established in 1699, the estate was purchased in 1994 by Russian born entrepreneur Dr Mark Voloshin, who restored the historic estate to its former glory.

The cellar next to the restaurant

The unique blend of Russian inspiration and Cape Dutch style is reflected in the wines produced on the estate.

Winemaker Ronel Wiid uses the most natural processes available to create two distinct ranges: the premium label Hazendal and the easy drinking Kleine Hazen.

Hermitage Restaurant

Meals can be enjoyed at the Hermitage Restaurant (open daily for breakfast & lunch) or enjoy a picnic on the grounds.

The picnic area

The Marvol Museum features an insight into Russian culture with a combination of Russian realist paintings, religious icons and Faberge styled wooden eggs.

Useful Information Accommodation in the vicinity of Hazendal Wine Estate Hours: 9h00 – 16h30 Monday – Sunday Website: http://www.hazendal.co.za Telephone: 021 903 5034 Location: On the Bottelary Road (M23)

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The following Stellenbosch estates are worth visiting: Stellenbosch North - Delheim | Hazendal | Hoopenburg | Kanonkop | Le Bonheur | Lievland | Simonsig Stellenbosch East - Alluvia | Lanzerac | Rustenberg | Tokara | Zorgvliet Stellenbosch South - Blaauwklippen | Dornier | Kings Kloof | Kleine Zalze | Lourensford | Morgenster | Rust en Vrede Stellenbosch West - Asara | The Bergkelder | JC Le Roux | Jordan | Middelvlei | Neethlingshof | Spier | Van Ryn Brandy Cellar | Vredenheim | Welmoed | Zevenwacht

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