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Bertha

Bertha is harvested below the jagged peaks and rolling hills just outside Stellenbosch at Weltevreden 1692. During the last three hundred years of existence of Weltevreden 1692, the Estate was occupied by the Badenhorst, Retief, Smith, Peel and Bezuidenhout families. The Estate has legendary status and features prominently in the history of South Africa. It is a National Heritage Monument and represents the height of the new-classical Cape Dutch architecture. The bespoke range of wines were named after Bertha. The Bezuidenhout family pays homage to their mother, a woman with an unbeatable resilience, creative spirit and an uncanny resourcefulness. Much like Bertha’s impressive adaptability across a landscape of varying situations, the Bezuidenhout family have dedicated their winemaking pursuit in crafting easy-drinking, accessible wines that are fresh and food-friendly, reflecting the spirit of the Cape and limited in volume. Taking advantage of the south facing slopes, cooled by the Atlantic breeze coming from Table Bay, the winemaker harvests the grapes by hand in the morning, getting them into the cellar as cool as possible, retaining the fruit profile better throughout the winemaking process.


TA: Tim Atkin MW | P: Platter's Wine Guide | TWS: Trophy Wine Show | TSS: Trophy Spirits Show | D: Decanter | WE: Wine Enthusiast | WM: Winemag Report | CE: Christian Eedes | WW: Wine Wizard | WS: Wine Spectator | GS: Greg Sherwood | JS: James Suckling | V: Vinous | IWSC: International Wine & Spirit Competition | JR: Jancis Robinson | AG: Antonio Galloni | JH: James Halliday | NM: Neal Martin | F: Falstaff | ST: Stephen Tanzer | RP: Robert Parker

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