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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

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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

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When the De Krans team produced the first Premium White Moscato Perlé in South Africa in 2012 they couldn’t have anticipated the popularity this style of wine would achieve with the South African consumer. Following the success of the White Moscato, they continued their innovation when they launched the Premium Red Moscato Perlé in 2017, followed by the Premium Rosé Moscato Perlé in 2021. When it comes to innovation and change, whether the style of wine or the label design, it is important to look back and reflect before moving forward. From “Die Krans”, to “De Krans”, the winery is no stranger to change. Change is necessary to evolve,

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De Krans Wines, situated in Calitzdorp, along the popular Route 62 is a must–visit destination this Summer. Nestled between the Swartberg Mountains, De Krans Wines has much to offer to visitors over the Summer season, such as the popular Hanepoot picking activity. From 3 February to 3 March 2024 the annual Hanepoot picking takes place at De Krans Wines and Hanepoot grapes are available for picking at R10 per kilogram. Bring your basket, cooler box or buy a box at the farm, and head on out into the vineyards for what has become an annual tradition with locals and visitors. A fun family activity for young and old,

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(Originally published on www.elmarieberry.com on 21 November 2023) Embrace the essence of minimalism while savouring the rich flavours of De Krans, creating an unforgettable festive experience. A sleek, unadorned table serves as our canvas. A crisp, white tablecloth provides a serene backdrop, allowing the true stars of the special day to shine—the meticulously selected De Krans wines and the company of loved ones. Subtle accents grace the table: minimalist glassware and sleek silverware elegantly complement the setting. A simple centerpiece of fresh, seasonal greenery or delicate blooms adorns the table, adding a touch of nature’s beauty. Our celebration is elevated by the exquisite selection of De Krans wines. The rich, velvety reds,

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De Krans Wines is a must–visit destination in Calitzdorp along the popular Route 62. Nestled between the Swartberg mountains, De Krans Wines has much to offer to visitors over the summer and festive season. Known for their award-winning wines, embrace the opportunity to taste the wide range of De Krans wines, from classic varietals such as their Free Run Chenin Blanc or their popular Pinotage Rosé, to their port-style wines.  Not forgetting their dry, natural wines made using Portuguese grapes, such as Touriga Nacional and Verdelho. If you are looking for something sweeter with some fizz for the summer, look no further than the interesting and delicious P&T