Cloof Wine Estate
Reviews
Frikkie was a pleasure to meet and...
9/3/16
Frikkie was a pleasure to meet and chat with. Great wines too.
Source: google Dustin Strever
Source: google Dustin Strever
Beautiful landscape.
7/15/16
Beautiful landscape.
Source: google Mirek Blignaut
Source: google Mirek Blignaut
Has some of the best wines that...
2/1/16
Has some of the best wines that i've ever tasted ,a few wines that i would recomend is the duckitt sauvignon blanc and chardonnay pinot noir ,plus inkspot vin noir and the lynchpin 2010 ,you guy should visit !! , great experience and food was awesome.
Source: google Charlton Titus
Source: google Charlton Titus
Was here for Rocking The Daisies. Rocking...
11/17/15
Was here for Rocking The Daisies.
Rocking the Daisies, quite the experience. Well organised, fantastic location and impressive facilities.
Camping is pleasant, far less dirt and dust than at some festivals. Carpool and you get some better parking, even closer to the entrance.
If you arrive arrive early on and set up with plenty of space, find a way to try and maintain that space, with tents or chairs or equipment somehow, people will come along and try and camp right on top of you, despite there being an absolute abundance of space in other camp areas.
No alcohol is allowed through to the stage areas, and despite the searching of bags to try and stop this, tons of alcohol made it through from the campsites. Also, no glass bottles allowed anywhere, campsite or stages. So do not bother even bringing with. Bring cans or decant stuff from glass bottles in to plastic.
The merchandise store was a complete let down, as basically the first customer on day one, they had no sizes left for the special 10th edition hoody available (except xs and xxl, neither of which I am). Seems like a massive oversight to not bring stock with, did they genuinely expect to not sell any at the festival?
The main stage was excellent, a great mix of some top local and international acts, with lesser known live acts spread throughout the days.
The other stages had plenty going on, I must say, for a festival called rocking the daisies there was a surprising lack of Rock music. Perh
Source: google Jamie Smith
Rocking the Daisies, quite the experience. Well organised, fantastic location and impressive facilities.
Camping is pleasant, far less dirt and dust than at some festivals. Carpool and you get some better parking, even closer to the entrance.
If you arrive arrive early on and set up with plenty of space, find a way to try and maintain that space, with tents or chairs or equipment somehow, people will come along and try and camp right on top of you, despite there being an absolute abundance of space in other camp areas.
No alcohol is allowed through to the stage areas, and despite the searching of bags to try and stop this, tons of alcohol made it through from the campsites. Also, no glass bottles allowed anywhere, campsite or stages. So do not bother even bringing with. Bring cans or decant stuff from glass bottles in to plastic.
The merchandise store was a complete let down, as basically the first customer on day one, they had no sizes left for the special 10th edition hoody available (except xs and xxl, neither of which I am). Seems like a massive oversight to not bring stock with, did they genuinely expect to not sell any at the festival?
The main stage was excellent, a great mix of some top local and international acts, with lesser known live acts spread throughout the days.
The other stages had plenty going on, I must say, for a festival called rocking the daisies there was a surprising lack of Rock music. Perh
Source: google Jamie Smith
Get ready to party your pants off...
10/1/14
Get ready to party your pants off at rocking the dai dizzles ma nizzles... Hahaha
Source: google Jaegar Torrente
Source: google Jaegar Torrente
About Winery and Wines
Nestled in the unique region of Darling lies a place, so wondrous, tranquil and enchanting that it's no surprise that we are able to produce some of the most exceptional wines that this distinctive part of the world has to offer. Cloof Wine Estate is truly off the beaten track, but it's often the road less travelled that will lead you to places that will be etched in your mind forever, provide food for the soul and that will leave you lingering towards your next visit. This is what we strive for at Cloof. We are looking forward to welcome you to our estate and captivate you not only with our wines, but with the pure beauty of nature and Darling hospitality that we have to offer.