"Pick a spot in their pristine gardens with lush green grass that overlooks the dam (with the most incredible reflection of the mountains in it). Or relax in front of the elegant Cape Dutch Manor House, finding shade amongst the large oak trees and enjoy the delicious picnic. The ducks may pay you a visit too as they waddle along their way to the dam. Each gourmet picnic basket comes with a selection of carefully selected, fresh and indulgent dishes."
Spending Christmas in the Stellenbosch winelands and surrounds? Webersburg Wine Estate, encapsulated by the idyllic Stellenbosch Mountains between Somerset West and Stellenbosch, welcomes you to enjoy our delicious special Christmas menu while soaking up the magnificent views of the Stellenbosch winelands.
Webersburg Wine Estate Birthday Celebrations are held in front of the dam, underneath our beautiful oak trees, where your kids have endless space to run, and a jungle gym to play around.
The Oak Cottage is a luxury three bedroom en-suite cottage with an open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area.
The manor house was built in 1786 and is an original Cape Dutch Building with yellow wood floors.
The Jonkershuis accommodation consists of one two bedroom unit; two luxury units with fully equipped kitchens and additional two luxury units with small kitchenettes.
Attending a wedding may be a privilege, but sometimes it’s not always a pleasure.
We’re celebrating Mother’s Day with a delicious lunch menu and a special Mother’s Day Picnic at Webersburg Bistro on Sunday, 13 May 2018.
Ah Valentine’s Day. A day of the year where most of us jump onto Google at the very last minute to find some sort of gift or dinner option that shows how much we appreciate our other half, but a lass you find that Webersburg Bistro is not hosting their amazing Valentine’s Dinner this year due to private functions and most of the romantic gifts are already sold out. What to do?
It is 1698 in the Scottish Lowlands. Lord Eric Ashton, brother of famed beauty Lucy Ashton, has requested the presence of seven guests at an intimate dinner. It is well known that poor Lucy is almost demented with fear at the constant spectral visits she has been receiving. She has become convinced that the terrible hauntings have something to do with her pending marriage. She is certain that if she can establish who murdered the woman who keeps haunting her, she will once more feel safe and have the courage to break her unwilling engagement.
