Anthonij Rupert Optima penedes and deeply expressive of the

and deeply expressive of the region’s unique terroir

which harmonise and linger

The name means “crazy house” — a nod to Graetz’s colourful

The winemaking process involves fermentation in concrete vats

each bottle captures the wine's intricate aromatics and layered flavor compositions

Anthonij Rupert Optima penedes and deeply expressive of theLOrmarins, originally renowned for its champion South African brandy and white wine, entered a new chapter in 1968 when it came under Rupert family stewardship. In 1984, Anthonij Rupert took the reins from his father, Anton, and initiated major renovations that culminated in winning every key local wine competition by 1989. After Anthonijs untimely passing in 2003, his brother Johann Rupert stepped in, rebranding the estate to Anthonij Rupert in