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Journey’s End becomes South Africa’s First B Corp Certified Winery & Vineyard

Leading the future of sustainable winemaking Journey’s End is now B Corp Certified - the first South African vineyard and winery to achieve this prestigious global accreditation awarded to businesses that meet the highest standards of social and environmental impact, transparency, and accountability. Since their foundation in 1995, sustainability has been at the heart of…

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V series gets a new look & feel

We are thrilled to present the new V Series - a collection that showcases the very essence of Journey’s End. The Varietal Series is a selection of five exceptional estate wines that deliver the expression of our vineyard and unwavering commitment to our unique terroir. In this way, we explore how different varietals thrive in…

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Journey’s End Vineyards launches sustainable Spekboom Syrah at Sainsbury’s

Journey’s End Vineyards, the award-winning Stellenbosch based winery, is delighted to announce the launch of its Spekboom Syrah 2022. This vibrant, medium-bodied red is named for the vineyard’s ongoing green project, the planting of spekboom thickets on the farm and will be on shelf at Sainsbury’s from 19th February, retailing at £10. Journey’s End Vineyards…

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Journey’s End Vineyards awarded ‘Ethical Company of the Year’ at the Drinks Business Green Awards 2020.

Journey’s End Vineyards, the boutique winery and vineyard, owned by the Gabb family, and situated on the mountain slopes above Sir Lowry’s Pass Village in the Helderberg basin, are delighted to have been awarded ‘Ethical Company of the Year’ at The Drinks Business Green Awards 2020. The Drinks Business, the leading European drinks trade publication,…

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Journey’s End Foundation Launched

Journey’s End Vineyards has launched The Journey’s End Foundation, the latest community project from the Stellenbosch based winery. Set up as an NGO, Rollo Gabb, MD, and his team have established the Foundation to tackle hunger and extreme poverty in the Helderberg Region of Stellenbosch – largely as a result of Covid-19. The Journey’s End…

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