These wines distinctly reflect Darling’s diversity. Inspired by people and landmarks that influenced the landscape of the quaint little town of Darling, the Heritage Collection pays tribute to the part they played in our history.view these wines »
The two factors which play the most important role in determining the character and quality of a wine are nature (soil, climate and location) and the human hand (cultivar choice, viticultural practices and winemaking techniques). Of these two, nature is considered to be the more important factor with a greater influence.view these wines »
Never a fast process, developing our Méthode Cap Classique was no exception to the rule. Definitely wines to look out for, as they are only available from the cellar door and at selected outlets.view these wines »
The recent demarcation of the Darling district has led to a focus at Darling Cellars on wines which are terroir and varietal specific. The cool and temperate West Coast climate lends itself to a different micro- and mesoclimate which, along with the different types of soil, lead to unique grapes, which we guide into even more unique wines.view these wines »
Darling Cellars Old Bush Vine comes from specific old bush vines which are selected for their uniqueness in prominent terroir flavours. These vineyards are planted in the best terroir for the specific varietal. Vineyards are carefully monitored by the winemaker who ultimately decides when the grapes will be harvested. These grapes are handled separately in the cellar to preserve their natural quality.view these wines »
Darling Cellars Reserve is a wine range of straight varietals where the focus is on fruit driven, varietal true, value for money winesview these wines »
The idea behind the Classic Range is easy drinking fun wines which are rich in vibrant fruit, displays a little bit of complexity, but is never heavy, nor dull. Wines for all festive occasions.view these wines »
The recent demarcation of the Darling district has led to a focus at Darling Cellars on wines which are terroir and varietal specific. The cool and temperate West Coast climate lends itself to a different micro- and mesoclimate which, along with the different types of soil, lead to unique grapes, which we guide into even more unique wines. Having 99% of all vineyards dry land and almost the same percentage as bush vine, this is as close to what nature intended for grapes to be as one can get.view these wines »
Darling Cellars De-Alcoholised is a product range of varietals where the focus is on fruit driven, varietal true, value for money products. The grapes were harvested from dryland farmed vineyards in Darling, where the vines are not trellised and planted as bush vines.view these wines »
We have created some standalone premium wines to showcase the diversity of Darling Cellars and the Darling region. All so unique, we could not find a place for them in our 3 core ranges. Wines to come look for.view these wines »
Keeping in line with consumers’ need for value without compromising on taste, Darling Cellars has released some of their favourites in a convenient 2L BIB.view these wines »
The San people were the indigenous tribe that first walked the hills of Darling. Hannuwa is the San (Bushman) word suggesting the gathering of good fortune through living in sustainable harmony with nature. This wine is made in an Amphora clay pot taking winemaking back to its roots and adding a well-rounded, delicate profile to our already
famous Darling Chenin Blanc. Unfiltered and unrefined, this is as true to nature as can be.view these wines »
Not for sale to persons under the age of 18. Enjoy Responsibly.
