Rickety Bridge Winery is an historic Franschhoek wine estate. Situated in the renowned Franschhoek valley, the food and wine capital of South Africa, the Rickety Bridge winery and Country Manor House nestle against the hillside overlooking vineyards and the majestic Wemmershoek Mountains.
Shadowed by the Dassenberg Mountains, the mild Franschhoek valley is the perfect canvas for new winemaker Wynand Grobler to create a portfolio of outstanding Franschhoek wines.
A Franschhoek wine estate is the perfect place for your dream wedding and Rickety Bridge wine estate is the perfect choice of wedding venue. The warm memories of your Franschhoek wedding will last a life time.
One nights’ accommodation for two people in four star luxuries, breakfast included.
Couples hot stone massage in the comfort of your room.
Couples hot stone massage in the comfort of your room.
Take a seat on a sunny wooden deck that reaches right into the vines. Sip a glassful of crisp estate wine and redefine the concept of a picnic in the summer. Every gourmet parcel unwraps new delights. The Restaurant in the Vines boasts a unique dining experience, sit on the deck or laze on the lawn in the heart of the vineyard and enjoy a Cape inspired gourmet picnic.
The stylish, fully air-conditioned banqueting hall is set in our renovated old barrel cellar, which also offers a comfortable breakaway room and scenic smoking verandah.
Up to 40 delegates can be seated in board or school-room style, 60 in U-shape and 90 in cinema style. Full and half day packages are available with customised catering.
Rickety Bridge Gourmet by Lannice Snyman - enchanted by taste.
Rickety Bridge Wine Estate in Franschhoek has joined forces with Lannice Snyman to create an innovative range of co-branded gourmet products.
Rickety Bridge Wine Estate in Franschhoek has joined forces with Lannice Snyman to create an innovative range of co-branded gourmet products.
The Franschhoek wine estate, Rickety Bridge, has a winemaking history dating back to the 17th century. It was part of the original La Provence farm granted to the first French Huguenots who settled in Oliphantshoek and renamed the area, Franschhoek. Over the years La Provence was subdivided and in 1797 the land which is now known as Rickety Bridge wine estate was granted to the widow, Paulina De Villiers.
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