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Yonder Hill, a boutique winery, nestles up against the Helderberg just off the R44 between Stellenbosch and Somerset West. This 13 hectare farm is owned by the Naude. The farm is known for its soft and easy-drinking style of wines and concentrates on the Red cultivars which the Helderberg region is famous for. Our classic range, Nicola, Merlot, and Inanda enjoys local and international acclaim. We have introduced a value-for-money range consisting of Y-Merlot, Y-Shiraz and Y-Sauvignon Blanc. Both the wine and Olyfberg olive products can comfortably be described as young, frisky, approachable and friendly, just like the people working on the Estate - and sales over the past few years have proven the wines' popularity with the South African market. Come and visit Yonder Hill to enjoy peace and harmony; taste our Wines and Olyfberg products. You are sure to experience a uniqueness and a special sense of something that leaves you feeling uplifted.

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Raffle Winner - Sameul Adams

Yonder Hill would like to thank everybody who took part in the ”67- minute” raffle. The money will be used for food to the “ACVV – Bright- Light- Shelter” in Somerset West. The lucky winner of the 67 bottels of wines is Samuel Adams.

We will repeat the Mandela Day yearly. Please make sure that you keep in contact with us on Twitter and FaceBook.

ACVV Shelter is in desperate need of food, children’s clothes, sanitary products, educational toys and, more importantly, people who can assist in making a difference to the shelter.

The duties of the ACVV is the safe care, nurturing and development of pre-school children in crèches, stimulation groups and pre-primary schools/classes, as well as after school supervision services for primary school learners. Support and care of older persons and persons with disabilities in the community by means of service centres, assisted living, as well as providing care in homes for older persons/ frail care facilities. Empowerment of women and community members through capacity building and the development of skills and leadership potential.
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