Come visit De Krans for the annual apricot picking which will be taking place from 21 November to 3 December 2025 and will be available at R11 per kilogram. Bring your own basket, or cooler bag and enjoy the time in the apricot orchards. Please note that these are provisional dates and they are subject to change and will be confirmed closer to the time on this page as well as our social media platforms. We look forward to welcome you to the farm and share in your

14 - 16 November 2025 Join us for weekend festivities at De Krans. Special menu for the weekend Order any two dishes and get a bottle of the Classic Varietal Range for only R60 (Friday - Sunday) Free welcome drinks on Saturday for Bistro visitors Free wine tasting (any three wines) on Saturday Live music on Saturday from 11:00 - 15:00 For bookings, please contact us at T: 044 213 3314, M/WhatsApp: 078 040 0635, E: bistro@dekrans.co.za Bistro trading hours: 10:00 - 16:00 (kitchen closes at 15:30)

De Krans, widely known as being one of SA’s leading port-style wine producers, recently welcomed the wonderful news of having earned top praise at the 2025 National Wine Challenge Awards (NWC), as well as the Investec Trophy Wine Show. Not only did the De Krans Tritonia Calitzdorp (Red) Blend 2023 earn a spot on the Top 100 list as well as a Platinum Award, but this stellar wine was also named the Champion Best in Class in the Grand Cru National category.  Also securing Top 100 and Platinum honours were the De Krans Cape Vintage Reserve 2021 and De Krans Cape Tawny NV. Double Gold was awarded to the

De Krans Wines, situated in Calitzdorp, has long been synonymous with the port-style wine industry in South Africa and is well-known for their range of award-winning port-style wines, specifically their flagship, the De Krans Cape Vintage Reserve. With Port-style wines and Portuguese grape varietals being an integral part of their heritage since 1973, when the first Portuguese grapes were planted on the farm, it was of great importance to the brand to stay true to their heritage throughout the redesign process of the port-style range. The farm’s heritage dates back all the way to 1890 when the De Krans farm was bought by the Nel family. De Krans

Shortly after the release of their rebranded Moscato range in April this year, De Krans Wines is back with more exciting news with the launch of their brand-new label design for their Classic Varietal range. This range consists of four wines, which includes the Basket Press Cabernet Sauvignon, Free Run Chenin Blanc, Wild Ferment Chardonnay, and Dry Pinotage Rosé. De Krans Wines has always been known for their award-winning port-style wines, being based in Calitzdorp - the Port-style capital of South Africa. With the release of the first Premium White Moscato Perlé in South Africa back in 2012, De Krans quickly gained popularity as a Moscato producer, with the

When De Krans made the first Premium Moscato PerlĂ© Wine, the wine style had to consist of a minimum of 85% of recognized Muscat varieties (such as Muscat Blanc, also known as Muscadel, and Muscat de Alexandrie, also known as Hanepoot), the same as required by the European Union for South African Moscato wines exported to Europe. This ensured excellent quality Moscato wines on the shelves in South Africa and abroad. This used to be the rules for labelling the wine as a Moscato in South Africa until very recently. The new disputed rule for a South African Moscato now only requires the wine to “have a discernible muscat character,” with