Wining…Dining

Kloppenheim Country Estate has already established a reputation for outstanding cuisine. The well–appointed kitchen is fast making a name for its gourmet delights. The menus, although seasonal driven with a mixture of international influences, still retain a strong emphasis on traditional dishes.

Breakfast, which is served in the enclosed terrace overlooking breathtaking views, is a sumptuous affair with loads of local fruit, on-site baked goodies, oats - all complimented by a cooked special of the day.

Lunch is served from the downstairs pub and concentrates on light but hearty meals, with trout dishes.

The Three Twigs Country Restaurant

Dinner is a choice between the A la Carté menu or a glamorous four-course affair, where guests are spoilt with a feast of flavours and a treat of tastes in Kloppenheim’s 60-seater formal dining room – The Three Twigs. The elegant dining room provides an intimate atmosphere where you will feel completely at home. The meals prepared by our chefs will make your visit to kloppenheim an unforgettable experience! For more private functions you can enjoy the tranquility of the private dining room. Meals are prepared in the most modern, well-equipped kitchen that can serve up to 150 meals at one sitting.

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Wine Cellar

The wine cellar is the Estate’s Aladdin’s Cave - filled with local and imported magic! Designed along the lines of the traditional vinoteque, it has the capacity for 6000 bottles and stores many of South Africa’s favourites, as well as concentrating on the new boutique estates. It also houses a careful selection of international wines and specialises in bringing you the pride of South Africa’s port industry. Speak to our resident cellar master for a personalised wine tasting experience.

Relaxing

The cosy oak panelled library opens onto a sunny private courtyard and features a selective book collection and magazines, which you can peruse at your leisure on one of the leather couches.

The large, formal lounge of the Estate is decorated in colonial period furniture and overlooks the lake and countryside. A baby grand piano is often a gathering spot for musical ensembles.

The Teddy and Tankard pub is a casual and warm meeting place to chare a drink or tale with friends, or watch a rugby or cricket match on the big screen. Light meals are served in the pub, which is open until 10 o’clock at night. On cold misty days, a roaring fire is lit and friends can enjoy board games in the pub.