Throughout the year, we host a curated calendar of themed wine dinners, guided farm walks, hands-on cooking workshops and seasonal celebrations. Click on an event to book, or email kraalrestaurant@joostenberg.co.za for enquiries.
ROOTS RETROSPECTIVE DINNER SHOW
Cost: R650 pp
Join Luna Paige and Hugo Veldsman for Roots Retrospective, an intimate dinner show at The Kraal on Thursday, 30 July, 18h00-22h00.
Your ticket includes an arrival tasting of Joostenberg Estate wines, the live performance and supper.
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VINEYARDS & WINERY WALKS
Cost: R180 pp
Led by our winemaking team, each walk offers a behind-the-scenes look at what’s happening on the farm and in the cellar,
with the experience changing slightly according to the season and current activities.
12 September • 3 October • 7 November
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WINE DINNERS
Cost: R590 pp
A generous tasting of current and some older vintages, followed by a hearty supper featuring our own estate meat.
Wines will be available to order with dinner and to take home.
31 July – Klippe Kou Syrah & Lamb Supper
11 September – Philip Albert Cab & Steak Supper
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DANCE OF THE FOOTNOTE
Cost: R580 pp
After two sold-out shows, Philip Myburgh, Jenny Hall, and Jonny Blundell return to The Kraal with The Dance of the Footnote.
Jenny and James perform the songs live, while Philip shares the story behind them.
The experience includes a Heritage Day-inspired lunch focused on local flavours, plus a Joostenberg wine tasting on arrival. Additional drinks available to order.
18 September at 18h00 – Unplugged, live music show and supper
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