The Kokerboom vineyard, located in the breathtaking Citrusdal Mountains of South Africa, is a remarkable example of how unique and challenging viticulture can be. This remote vineyard, primarily planted with Semillon, is nestled on weathered Table Mountain sandstone soils with a high iron content, which plays a crucial role in imparting the distinctive mineral notes to the wine.

The vineyard benefits from the region’s intense sunlight, which contributes to the optimal ripeness and concentration of the grapes. Its isolated location demands significant logistical efforts to safely transport the grapes to the winery, underscoring Sadie Family’s dedication to quality.