The Chenin Blanc grapes are mostly from their farm, Kalmoesfontein situated on the northern side of the Paardeberg Mountain. Their neighbor also supplies us with some exceptional old vine fruit – making us the world’s smallest co-op. They maintain that high quality fruit comes from old un-irrigated bushvines grown on a variety of granite soils that are naturally low yielding. Most of their Chenin vines were planted the late 1960’s to mid-1970 and tend to yield around 4 tons/hectare.