Tulbagh
Tulbagh is a horseshoe-shaped valley about 120 km north-east of Cape Town, closed in by the Obiqua, Winterhoek and Witzenberg mountains. Shiraz and the other Rhône varieties, Chenin Blanc and Pinotage do well here, and Krone makes its Cap Classique in the valley. Most cellars are small and family-owned, and nearly all sit within a short drive of the village. Over the mountains, Koelfontein near Prince Alfred Hamlet, north of Ceres, and Arbeidsgenot near Wolseley each have a cellar door.
Winetrip lists 13 wine farms in Tulbagh, 5 of them with a published tasting price.
Photo: Saronsberg Wine Cellar
Estates and restaurants in Tulbagh
Experience
13 estates
Visiting Tulbagh: questions and answers
- How many wine farms are there in Tulbagh?
- Winetrip lists 13 wine farms in Tulbagh, each with its tasting prices, opening hours and how visits work.
- How much does wine tasting cost in Tulbagh?
- A standard tasting at a Tulbagh estate costs about R100 per person, and half of the 5 estates that publish a price charge between R80 and R120. The cheapest is R75 at Montpellier de Tulbagh. Prices are read from each estate's own website, most recently in September 2026. Tasting prices across the Cape
- Do you need to book a wine tasting in Tulbagh?
- 10 of the 13 estates take walk-ins during their opening hours; 3 ask visitors to book ahead. Each estate's page says which.
- Which wine farms in Tulbagh are open on Sunday?
- 7 of the 13 are open on Sundays, according to their hours on Google, among them Saronsberg, Montpellier de Tulbagh and Manley Wine Estate. All 7 open on Sunday