Graff
The ultimate indulgence for any visitor to the Cape Winelands, enticing collection pieces and iconic stones are on display at Graff, with each piece handmade in London by Graff’s Master Craftsmen.
Explore Delaire Graff Estate
A paradise to discover
With a global reputation for excellence, Delaire Graff Estate is an essential South African destination set in acres of fragrant gardens, with exclusive boutiques, breathtaking art around every corner and sustainability at its heart.
“A hidden paradise in Stellenbosch nestled between majestic mountains, I invite you to discover the many facets of Delaire Graff that bring me so much joy each time I visit.”
– Laurence Graff
The Boutiques
Home to three exclusive flagship boutiques, the Estate is the only destination in Africa where you can browse Graff’s exquisite jewellery and watches, the luxurious linen clothing of Italian brand 100% Capri and Africa Nova’s traditional and contemporary African Art.
Home to three exclusive flagship boutiques
The Art and Gardens
Delaire Graff and its gardens is the beautiful backdrop to Laurence Graff’s personal art collection. Learn more about our gardens and the esteemed African and international artworks showcased throughout the Estate.
Giving Back
Discover the initiatives, innovations and programmes supported by Delaire Graff to help create a more sustainable future for the Estate, and for Africa.
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The Estate
The Great Indoors
Discover the best winter experiences found at Delaire Graff Estate from snow-capped peaks and magnificent views to the great indoors.
The Estate
Unveiling an Icon
The Laurence Graff Reserve 2017 is a truly iconic claret, standing as the pinnacle of Cabernet Sauvignon in Stellenbosch from Delaire Graff…
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Flavours of Asia
Meet Head Chef of Indochine, Virgil Kahn. Under his creative lead, dishes at Indochine experiment with hundreds of spices against a milieu of herbs for exciting combinations which showcase the diversity of Asian cuisine, in a South African context.
