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Nitída Riesling 2023
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Nitída Cabernet Sauvignon 2023
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Nitída Semillon 2024
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Nitída Merlot 2022
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Nitída Sauvignon Blanc 2024
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Situated in the heart of the Durbanville Wine Valley you will find this family-owned and operated wine cellar. Although not intentionally award-driven, there is no denying the status of their Wine of Origin Cape Town, boutique wines. For them, being handmade is more than just a physical process and approach, it is about perfecting the small details along the way while treating each batch of juice with respect throughout its journey from the vine, to Nitida wines. It is also about working with nature and thereby ensuring that the wine embodies our attitude and brand.
“We completely believe that beautiful wines come from day-to-day thoughtful management in the vineyards.”
The bottom line is: to be part of the Nitida family, requires commitment, passion and a desire to be involved.
After the Veller family purchased the smallest of the Durbanville farms in 1990, Bernhard, a qualified engineer, took 2 weeks off work in 1992 to plant some vineyard, planning to only make a few barrels of wine. Three years later they won their first Gold Medal for our Sauvignon Blanc. In 2001 they were recognized as a benchmark Semillon producer. Helgard van Schalkwyk joined them in 2023 as winemaker and has continued the Nitida legacy of creating beautiful, award-winning wines that have a consistently loyal following. Their method is always one of minimal intervention and allowing the wines to show off our micro-climate. Here, handmade is truly an attitude.