After visiting so many commercial wineries in Franschhoek Valley, South Africa, we were delighted to find the family-run Stony Brook Vineyards. We felt like we had just walked into someone's home. The owner brought us to the verandah and we tasted some of the best South African wine. The "Ghost Gum Cabernet Sauvignon" was a winner. You'll end up buying many bottles as we did. Worried you can't finish it all? Some of the restaurants in Franschhoek allow BYOB -- just ask. Headed for a safari and can't carry it all? Give your wine as a "tip" at hotels. Do that and you may score upgrades. Don't bother shipping wine back home as it's exorbitantly expensive. Put Stony Brook at the top of your list when touring the winelands. For more info: http://www.stonybrook.co.za/index.html
I'm a native New Yorker who loves to travel, eat, drink, and shop. I'd like to think that I'm an expert in all of the above. You'll never find me in a tour group unless there is no other option. I'm a "foodie" but I don't need to break the bank (though I do appreciate fine dining). My drink is a Pimms Cup if done right (with gingerale, lemon and mint). I shop as if it's my job. I never pay retail and the recession has nothing to do with it. I'm brutally honest as I don't want to waste my time and yours with fluff.
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