Goudini Wine Cellar lies next to the Smallblaar River near Rawsonville, in the fertile Goudini Valley, about a hours drive from Cape Town. The Cellars name Goudini is derived from a Khoi - San word meaning "bitter honey". The award winning wines produced by Goudini reflect outstanding quality.

Goudini means bitter honey and is believed that honey make from the flowers of the Smalblaar tree is bitter.

The winery was founded in 1948, the second oldest wine cellar in the Worcester district. In 1948 the first crop of 6 080 tons of grapes was received - today forty farmers delivered about 20 000 tons of grapes (±16 million litres) to the cellar.

Goudini Wines bottle and market an extensive range of wines including white-, red-, rosè- and sparkling wine under the Goudini and Umfiki brands. Umfiki is the Xhosa word for 'newcomer', and is the latest addition to our range of products.

Goudini Wines is the first South African supplier to release any wine in shrink-sleeve packaging - view this unique Brut Sparkling Wine on our website. Our wines are available throughout South Africa as well as some other countries, including Germany, Belgium and Mauritius

The charming Goudini Wine House, at the entrance of the cellar, houses the winerys tasting venue. The venue is available for functions, conferences and caters for tour groups.

We have pleasure in inviting you to visit Goudini Wine Cellar where you can enjoy quality wines in a true Boland atmosphere.