…drinking good wine with good food in good company is one of life’s most civilized pleasures.

A meal without wine is like a day without sunshine…

Vintages may vary according to wines and time of year.

Osteria collection wines are also available on request.

Corkage - White R60 / Red R75 / R130.

All wines subject to availability.

Come I am tasting the stars….(Don Perignon)

In victory you deserve Champagne, in defeat you need it!
Napoleon

Espernay Vranken Cuveé Brut

Reims Laurent Perrier Non Vintage

Reims Laurent Perrier Vintage 1999

Reims Laurent Perrier Rosé

Espernay Moet & Chandon

Reims Veuve Cliquot Non Vintage

Reims Veuve Cliquot Rosé

Espernay Don Perignon 1998

Due to French restrictions on terminology, Cape sparkling wines made in the Classic Method of making champagne, called Méthode champenoise, by introducing secondary fermentation in the bottle and producing fine bubbles, we use the term Cap Classique (MCC) for our fine sparkling wines. Only the classic Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay grapes are used to make these fine wines.

Robertson Graham Beck Blanc de Blanc

Stellenbosch Simonsig Kaapse Vonkel

Robertson Graham Beck Brut Rose

Umbria Antinori Castello Della Sala Chardonnay

Veneto Conti D’Arco Prosecco

Emilia Medici Lambrusco dell’Emilia Rosso Dolce

Emilia Medici Lambrusco dell’Emilia Rosso Secco

Our wide selection of wines represents most of the Italian wine regions and were carefully chosen to compliment our cuisine.

Veneto Lamberti Soave Santepietre

Latium Frascati “Colle Papa”

Veneto Lamberti Valpolicella Classico Santepietre

Veneto Amarone Tenuta “Pule”

Tuscany Falloria Il Palagio Chianti Classico

Tuscany Coltibuono Chianti Cetamura

Piemonte Castello Del Poggio Barbera D’Asti

Umbria Prunotto Bussia Barolo 1999

Paarl Landskroon Blanc de Noir

Durbanville De Grendel Rose

Sauvignon Blanc produces wines of our times: white, dry and refreshingly zesty. This classic variety has been grown for centuries in France, specifically regions like Sancerre, Pouilly-Fumé and the Gironde. Only in the last couple of decades has it become popular in the newer wine regions such as South Africa. The grape produces wines which are typically aromatic, with an aroma often associated with green pepper, gooseberries and asparagus. This variety is suited to compliment most salads, Linguine Gamberi or grilled sole with a hint of lemon.

Robertson Springfield Life from Stone

Stellenbosch Vergelegen

Stellenbosch Thelema

Stellenbosch De Waal Sauvignon Blanc

Stellenbosch Mulderbosch Sauvignon Blanc

Durbanville De Grendel

Elgin Oakvalley

Constantia Klein Constantia

Constantia Steenberg

Chardonnay is without a question the single most sought after varietal in the world today. The grape grower loves to grow it, the winemaker loves to fashion it and we all love to drink it. Chardonnay can be relied upon to produce a wide range of different, but decidedly high quality, styles of wine. It is probably the white grape whose wines have the greatest affinity with oak ageing, giving the wine a full, supple, buttery and fruity mouth feel. It will compliment our Petto di Pollo Chef, or any dish with creamy sauces.

Paarl Glen Carlou

Robertson De Wetshof Bon Vallon

Tulbagh Rijks Private Cellar Chardonnay

Stellenbosch Jordan Nine Yards 2005

Hemel-enAarde Hamilton Russell

Chenin Blanc is the most planted variety in South Africa. It is a magical chameleon of a grape, although remarkably few of the hundred of growers who harvest it each year even realize that magic is there. Chenin Blanc can produce exquisite sweet whites, attractive dry and off-dry white wines with attractive floral and fruity aromas. We offer you a choice of dry style Chenin Blanc which can be enjoyed with most fish or chicken dishes.

Stellenbosch Rudera Robusto Chenin Blanc

Stellenbosch Mooiplaas Chenin Blanc

Pronounced [vio-neeh]. Viognier produces full-bodied, golden wines with a haunting and tantalizingly elusive bouquet. Some say may blossoms, others apricots or musky peaches. Its rarity increases its allure for connoisseurs throughout the world.

Stellenbosch De Waal Viognier (Pronounced Vio-neeh)

Paarl Fairview Viognier

The Riesling, who has its origin in Germany, is a wonder of a vine. Often called Weisser Riesling in South Africa. They have the ability to age for many years. Riesling should have lively acids and strong aromas of spiced baked apples, honey, mineral notes and often kerosene when aged. Enjoyed best with a spicy dish.

Stellenbosch Hartenberg Weisser Riesling

Gewürztraminer has the dubious dual distinction of being the easiest grape variety to recognize and the most difficult to spell. It is a headily scented wine and has its origin in Alsace. Readily identifiable for its rose-petal and lychee fragrance. In the Cape usually made in sweeter styles.

Elgin Paul Cluver Gewurtztraminer

In 1822 ninety three percent of all South African vineyards were planted with Sémillon. So common was it that it was called simply ‘Wyndruif’ or ‘wine grape’. Today, it accounts for less than four percent of our vineyards. It is capable of making high-quality wines and has a good affinity to wood ageing. Semillon has beautiful aromas such as citrus, lanolin, honey and grass.

Constantia Klein Constantia Semillon

This classic Bordeaux style white wine, is a blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon. Elegant white wines with, fuller mouthfeel, will match most pasta with creamy sauces as well as rich chicken and fish dishes.

Stellenbosch Vergelegen

Constantia Constantia Uitsig

A Rhone style white blended wine made with Chenin Blanc, Viognier, Grenache Blanc and Chardonnay.

Paarl Fairview Goats

In terms of status and popularity, Cabernet Sauvignon can be regarded a Chardonnay’s red wine counterpart. It is a deep-coloured, thick-skinned grape that produces dark, flavoursome wine, particularly noted for its blackcurrant and cedar, cigar box or lead pencils character. Cabernet Sauvignon wines have the potential, largely because of the tannins which come from the skins, to age a long time and they gain in stature if aged in oak.

Robertson Springfield Whole Berry

Stellenbosch Le Riche Cabernet Sauvignon

Stellenbosch Kanonkop Cabernet Sauvignon

Stellenbosch Neill Ellis Cabernet

Stellenbosch Vergelegen

Stellenbosch Thelema

Stellenbosch Rust en Vrede

Merlot is a classic blending partner for Cabernet throughout the world. The most highly sought-after Merlot dominated wines are clarets of the Pomerol and St-Emilion regions of Bordeaux. However, Merlot varietal wines are increasingly common in South Africa. It has soft tannins with aromas of plums, spice, mint and fruit-cake.

Paarl Veenwouden

Paarl Ridgeback

Stellenbosch Thelema

Stellenbosch Saxenburg Private Collection

Stellenbosch Vergenoegd

Classic Shiraz (known as Syrah in France) wines from France’s Rhône Valley and from Australia, where it is extensively planted, are very dark, full-bodied, powerful wines with great ageing potential. An interesting thing to know about Shiraz is, despite heavy tannins and staying power; they often reach a drinkable mature stage quite soon. Shiraz resembles a character of raspberries, blackberries, pepper, mixed spice and often also leather or game.

Robertson Zandvliet Kalkveld

Stellenbosch Waterford Kevin Arnold

Cederberg Cederberg

Paarl Glen Carlou

This is South Africa’s most famous wine, and vine. It was bred by Professor Abraham Perold in 1925 from Pinot Noir and Hermitage (Cinsaut). Pinotage produces medium bodied wines with rich fruit and spicy aromas.

Stellenbosch Kanonkop

Stellenbosch Hidden Valley

Hemel-en-Aarde Southern Right

Pinot Noir is Chardonnay’s red wine compatriot in both Burgundy and Champagne. It is a variety of relatively low tannin and acidity, medium rather than deep colour and a medium life span. In contrast to Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir is very sensitive to climate and to the way it is handled in the winery – it prefers cooler climate. Pinot Noirs have aromas of raspberries, strawberries, cherries, violets, game and in maturity – compost.

Walker Bay Bouchard Finlayson Galpin Peak

Robertson De Wetshof Nature in Concert

Hemel-enAarde Hamilton Russel

A Bordeaux blend will have the classic varieties of Bordeaux in the blend: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot and Malbec. In South Africa the blend will often only have two of three of these varieties in it. Some blends will have more Cabernet Franc and Merlot and others Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot – which ever way, the blend consist of the classic varieties from Bordeaux.

Paarl Rupert & Rothchild Classique

Wellington Mont du Toit

Stellenbosch Meerlust Rubicon

Stellenbosch Rustenberg John X Merriman

Stellenbosch Cordoba Crescendo

Stellenbosch Laibach Ladybird (Organic)

Stellenbosch De Toren Vusion V

Rhône style blends are wines that have mainly Shiraz in the blend. Shiraz is widely planted in France in the Rhône Valley, where the grape is known as Syrah. Nowadays Syrah is often blended with interesting varieties such as Mourvèdre, Grenache or Carignan, but most winemakers still believe that Cabernet Sauvignon is the best blending partner with Shiraz.

Tulbagh Saronsberg

Stellenbosch Guardian Peak SMG

Rhône style blends are wines that have mainly Shiraz in the blend. Shiraz is widely planted in France in the Rhône Valley, where the grape is known as Syrah. Nowadays Syrah is often blended with interesting varieties such as Mourvèdre, Grenache or Carignan, but most winemakers still believe that Cabernet Sauvignon is the best blending partner with Shiraz.

Stellenbosch Warwick Three Cape Ladies

Stellenbosch Grangehurst Nikela

Enjoy one of our excellent quality dessert wines, which will compliment most of our desserts. An unforgettable choice to end off a wonderful meal!

Stellenbosch Ken Forrester ‘T’ Noble Late Harvest Chenin Blanc

Constantia Klein Constantia Vin de Constance

Robertson Rhona Muskadel

Situated on the west coast of France, considered to be the worlds greatest wine producing region since the Romans sang the praises of its wines dating somewhat 2000 years ago.

Bordeaux White
Refreshing aromas of citrus and passion fruit

Bordeaux Red
Nose of red berries such as cassis and berries with hint of spice

Merlot
Powerful aromas of ripe cherries and plums

The meandering region that follows the beautiful Loire River, which begins its 625 mile journey within the Rhone region, in the southeastern quarter of France and flows northward, angling east towards Orleans and then heads southwesterly towards the Atlantic Ocean.

Alfonso Mellot Sancerre
A Sauvignon Blanc of the most exceptional quality & complexity

The Rhone River starts high in the Swiss Alps, tumbling down the mountains into Lake Geneva to begin its journey through France. Considered as one of Frances great wine regions, known for its full, fiery & spicy red wines.

Chapoutier Chateauneuf-du-Pape Le Bernadine (sha-toh-nuhf-doo-PAHP)
Shows an abundance of plums, berries & cassis, well balanced & smooth tannins.

Chapoutier Vins des Coteaux de l’Ardeche Vionier
Good intensity, fine aromas of acacia and violets.

Burgundy
Located in eastern France. This region’s history dates back to where the Romans ruled. In the 14th & 15th century the Grand Duchy of Burgundy flourished. It was a rich & powerful empire and the great Dukes of Burgundy savored the regions marvelous wines as part of their opulent lifestyle.

Joseph Drouhin Domaine De Vaudon Chablis
An unwooded Chardonnay with a luminess greenish hue, floral aromas & a touch of spice and a light & balanced concentration.

Joseph Drouhin Puligny Montrachet Premier Cru
Beautifully elegant chardonnay, expansively flavoured

Joseph Drouhin Beaune Premier Cru 1999
Soft red fruit with a delicate ripeness

Located on the German border in northeast France. Well-known as the only classic French wine region. Producing rich dry white wines with beautifully focused fruit.

Gentil “Hugel”
Gentil meaning “blend of noble grapes” Based on 5 varietals….. refreshing Sylvaner, Tokay Pinot Gris for body, Riesling for finesse, Gewürztraminer for richness & spice and Muscat for fruit.

Riesling “Hugel”
A classic Riesling nose, fresh fruit on the palate. Dry & aristocratic! A perfect seafood partner

Gewürztraminer “Hugel”
Spicy, dry & aromatic. Lovely mouth feel. Perfect with fish & spicy foods

Pinot Gris “Hugel”
Rich & rounded yet dry. Excellent with white meats & seafood

Sauvignon Blanc

Steenberg

Saxenburg

Chenin

Cederberg

Ken Forester Petit Chenin

Chardonnay

Boschendal 1685

Other

Cederberg Bukketrabbe

Reds

Hartenberg Cab/Shiraz

Delaire Merlot

Saxenburg Pinotage

Remy Martin VSOP

Francois Voyer VSOP

Montifaud Napoleon 18 Year Old

Montifaud XO 30 Year Old

Domaine Frapin Vieille Gr. Champagne

Camus Napoleon

Francois Voyer Napoleon

Ferreira Ruby

Ferreira Tawny

Ferreira White

Offley 10 Year Old

Offley 20 Year Old

Glenfiddich

Glenmorangie 10 Year Old

Glengoyne 17 Year Old

Springbank 10 Year Old

Macallan 12 Year Old

Johnny Walker Green Label 15 Year Old

Laphroaig 10 Year Islay

Carpene Malvoti

Signana Chardonay

Signana Pinot Nero

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