day : 26/03/2017 6 results
5Score

Von Geusau Chocolates, Greyton

Richard Von Geusau gave up his career in numbers and dedicates his time to creating some of the finest chocolates in the country. His team, in the small Greyton factory, meticulously hand-make each slab, with flavours ranging from classics to daringly exotic. Beautifully presented, the whole range is available in their little boutique as well as selected stores in and around Cape Town.
6.5Score

Andy Mitchell Wines, Greyton

Chef turned wine maker Olivia Mitchell, together with her mum Vikki are the ladies behind this "Garagiste" wine label. Fabulously elegant wines produced in their single garage in Greyton carrying on the family business that late dad Andy Mitchell started in 2003. Bookings by appointment only while Olivia welcomes you into their home with a personal tour followed by a rather entertaining tasting in the cellar.
4Score

Gin and Tonic Festival, Woodstock

South Africa’s new craft brew. Gin is taking over as the new micro distillery of choice with indigenous fynbos, local citrus and a wide range of infused Cape Town flavours.
5Score

Foraging Seaweed and Molluscs, Scarborough

Foraging is a fast-growing global trend and actually quite fun! You don’t need to look far off the beach of Scarborough - the tidal pools are full of a variety of seaweed and fresh mussels just waiting. We recommended you do some homework beforehand or make use of the experienced foraging tour groups ! Also, you need to apply for a license from a local post office; a simple process; just take your ID along.
6Score

Table Mountain Aerial Cableway

Take the Aerial Cableway up Table Mountain for spectacular views of the Cape Town.
4Score

Slacklining, De Waal Park

Slacklining is great for building core strength, but also a wonderful activity for spending some time outside. You will find slackliners in De Waal park on most afternoons and they are always willing to let you have a go. So pop into the park after work and see what it's all about!