Nitida

Watercolour of the Durbanville valley. — Illustration of the Durbanville valley. Not a photograph of this estate.

The Durbanville vineyard people name first. Sauvignon from a windy hill, and lunch if you are not driving on to Stellenbosch.

Lunch

A short history

Bernhard Veller bought this small Durbanville farm in 1990 and planted vines in 1992. The first Nitida wine was the 1995 vintage. The name comes from the Latin nitidus, bright.

Sauvignon from a windy hill is the bottle to ask about. Lunch here, with one other Durbanville cellar, is the shape of the day.

Opening times

Monday to Friday, 09:30 to 17:00
Saturday, 11:00 to 16:00
Sunday and public holidays, 11:00 to 15:00
Last tasting is half an hour before closing
Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day, Family Day, and New Year's Day

These are the tasting hours the estate published. They change, so check the estate before you drive.

Estate site

Directions

Directions in Google Maps

Other stops in Durbanville

Durbanville Hills
Meerendal
Diemersdal
De Grendel

How the day goes in Durbanville · On the vineyard list · On the trip map