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The history of the Goedverwacht winery began in the 1960s on the border of the towns of Robertson and Bonnievale. Engineer Gabriel Andrik du Toit, who dreamed of becoming a winemaker, acquired two neighboring farms in the picturesque Breede River Valley, covering only 70 hectares. He also added his own farm and founded the winery. Today, the estate features a farmhouse and a cozy wine tasting center. The vineyard area is 180 hectares and encompasses a wide range of terroirs, soil types, and microclimates. Goedverwacht produces 2 million liters of wine annually. Although this is significantly below the total potential of the vines, the owner believes that the quality of the wine benefits from it. 50% of the produced beverages are exported to Canada, the UK, the Netherlands, and Germany. Meticulous attention to detail in vineyard management, sustainable farming practices, combined with a principle of minimal intervention in the cellar, are the secrets behind Goedverwacht's unique wines. The elegant South African blue crane, Antropoides Paradisia, is an endangered bird. One morning, a wounded crane was found at Goedverwacht. The bird was rescued, treated, and released back into the wild. Today, the blue crane is a proud symbol of the Goedverwacht winery.