Bartinney

Winery Description

Location and History

Set against the backdrop of the stunning Helshoogte Pass, Bartinney Private Cellar overlooks the picturesque Banhoek Valley in Stellenbosch. The region is characterized by its mountainous terrain and rich soils, ideal for winning premium wines. Established by the Jordaan family in 1953, the estate has become synonymous with high-quality wine production while embracing the area's historical charm. Situated at an elevation of 550 meters, the vineyard's steep slopes, reaching up to 45 degrees, contribute to the unique terroir and expressiveness of the wines. This environment is perfectly suited for cultivating Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, which form the backbone of Bartinney's offerings. The commitment to sustainable and artisanal practices underlines the winemaking philosophy, where each winemaker plays a crucial role in shaping the character of Bartinney's wines. The estate's dedication to excellence ensures that every bottle reflects the essence of the land and its passionate custodians.

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Wine Tasting

The wine tasting experience at Bartinney Private Cellar offers visitors the chance to savor a selection of exceptional wines, including Chardonnay, Hourglass, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Skyfall. Each tasting reveals the intricacies of the vineyard's terroir and the meticulous craftsmanship behind every bottle. The tasting room is designed to provide a welcoming atmosphere, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the flavors and aromas of Bartinney's exclusive wines. The label features a winged figure called 'Elevage,' representing the French art of selective maturing, which signifies the estate's commitment to quality and attention to detail. Small-lot production and gentle winemaking methods enhance each wine's character, ensuring a memorable tasting experience. Alongside the wines, visitors can explore storytelling behind each varietal, enriching their understanding of the winemaking process and what makes Bartinney's products unique.