Beyerskloof Wine Estate
Stellenbosch wine estate known for Pinotage, one of South Africa's leading red wine producers.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Beyerskloof Wine Estate is a wine estate in South Africa. It began with a vineyard planted at a small home farm off the Koelenhof road in Stellenbosch, bought in 1988, when Beyers Truter planted the first vines. The first Beyerskloof Pinotage was produced and bottled in 1995, and a year later it won the first of many Absa Top 10 Pinotage awards. The estate describes itself as one of the leading red wine producers in South Africa with a special focus on Pinotage and Pinotage blends, and operates a tasting room and The Restaurant at Beyerskloof Wine Estate in Stellenbosch.
History
Beyerskloof began with a vineyard planted at a small home farm off the Koelenhof road in Stellenbosch, bought in 1988; it was there that Beyers Truter planted the first vines. The maiden vintage of Beyerskloof, known as Beyerskloof 1989, was produced, and in 1995 the first vintage of its Pinotage was produced and bottled. One year later, Beyerskloof Pinotage won its first of many Absa Top 10 Pinotage awards. In 1997, another 100 hectares were bought in the Bottelary Winelands of Stellenbosch, and in 2018 a further 50 hectares of vineyards known as Kriekbult were purchased. Today, Winemaker Anri Truter continues to build on the legacy of his father, Beyers.
Products and positioning
One of the leading red wine producers in South Africa with an unrivalled love for Pinotage, South Africa's heritage varietal.
Beyerskloof Pinotage
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