Solms Delta Wine Estate

An enriching experience. Take a walk to the museum where you can see the history of the farm and it's perspective on slavery. The ladies are warm and welcoming and the platters are absolutely delicious. Wines are stunning too.

The vineyard looks dry and abandoned, the restaurant was closed but the museum remains open. If anything, the museum is the most important thing to see, everyone should go and walk around it, read the history and understand the origins of these vineyards. I hope the new owner will make this a popular spot with a strong community share this time. After this dose of history take yourself to Klein Goederust a gorgeous black owned vineyard with quality wine for some positive perspectives.

Hidden gem - this is the most intimate estate by far, with delicious wines and wonderful genuine staff.

I really liked my experience here. Staff was very friendly and the wine was very good, I recommend a pairing with the mussels 👌

Was there in October 2023-Very disappointing when comparing to the other wine farms visited on the same wine tour. The music museum is a joke and the food was mediocre . The service of the staff was the only thing noteworthy. Until there isn't a big change in the estate operations ....???

We enjoyed the Oes Fees today, the live music, food & vibe was great!

Stopped here on the Wine Tram - don’t waste your time and visit somewhere else. On paper, a co-op vineyard run by the workers sounds lovely, but this place is seriously run down and shabby. Toilets are really gross with broken lights and no soap.

Best and delicious wine. Recommended to everyone to try. One of best wine in South Africa.