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Allesverloren Estate Wine
The history of Allesverloren
Estate dates back to between
1696 and 1704, when the
governor of the Cape left it to
a certain widow named Cloete.
This courageous
woman was one of the first
settlers who ventured into the
inhospitable Swartland region.
The early settlers were simple
people, with only the most
limited agricultural equipment
and basic necessities to
support themselves.
In order to purchase tools or
attend church, they had to
undertake a long and arduous
wagon journey along primitive
roads to Stellenbosch. It was
on their return from one such
journey in 1704 that the
settlers found their house
burnt to the ground and the
farm destroyed.
Hence the estate's sad name,
“Allesverloren”, which
means “all is lost”.
However, with curious irony,
the fate of Allesverloren has
since been an unusually
happy one. By 1806,
Allesverloren's owners had
already harvested the estate's
first wines, and since the
estate
passed into the hands of the
Malan family in 1872,
Allesverloren has gone from
strength to strength. The
estate has increased to 227
hectares and is still making
wines of renown. |
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