Nice place to stay if you want to do the wine estates tastings. Had a very good experience with very nice and comf room and good breakfast. Since on our last day we had to leave early, they prepared a boxed breakfast to take with us. Staff are very friendly.

Four taciturn Yorkshire folk who have not laughed so much for a while. Our hostess, Zizi, was fantastic fun. She give us lots of info including a run down on the three main wine varietals we would use to create our personal blends. We were left to try as many combinations as we wanted before blending and bottling our own favourite to bring home. Plenty of tasting so not a day to be driving!

Coming back to this area, we only wanted to visit one vineyard and we knew which one, this one. How it’s changed. It’s lost the personal touch. It’s got far too big and we felt now they just wanted our money! We were shown to a table, reluctantly I might add as I was driving so only doing one tasting. We were sold still water, we were not told we could have a jug free! The water and glasses were put on the table and we were left. After a while I asked another lady if we could please have our wine ? She apologised , asked what we had chosen and served us. We had intended to buy wine and t shirts but tbh we didn’t bother. If they can’t look after the customer why should we spend more with them!

What a lovely place to stop in Wine Country nestled in the valley outside franschhoek. We had a basic tasting with cheese board and were pleased to try the Sauvignon. Blanc, Chenin Blanc, Victory Rose and a dry red. The Chenin Blanc got our seal of approval. 4 stars as the descriptions, whilst scripted, did not really bring the winery to life. We had no history or even why Rickety Bridge.

We visited for lunch on the day we were doing the wine tram. A vintage tractor towed us to the restaurant from the tram stop through the vineyards. We had lunch in Paulina's. The food was fine, not amazing. My partner and I had salads and my daughter a margherita pizza, which she decided she didn't want (it was very cheesy). After lunch we went to the playground and sat outside with a glass of wine (we wanted to do the wine tasting but were told you couldn't do this in the playground area). They also have boules and some other lawn games to play. Overall, a good experience with small children. Food is fine. Service was good.

The staff are amazing and really helpful. The scenery is nice. However the dirt track and the tractor journey was not great. Not sure why they cannot just make the road. We had a nice day out and lovely pictures

Rickety Bridge Winery served as the inaugural stop on our Wine Tram tour. Nestled in a picturesque setting, the winery offers sweeping views of the Boland Mountains from its outdoor dining area, coupled with an equally inviting interior tasting space. The staff's warm hospitality and attentiveness enhanced our experience. Opting for the Panna Cotta & Wine Pairing, which featured four delectable Panna Cottas paired with four exquisite wines, proved to be a divine culinary adventure. This experience stood out as yet another highlight of our Cape trip. A visit to Rickety Bridge Winery is highly recommended, offering not only exceptional cuisine and wine but also the opportunity to relish the breathtaking scenery. We've made a note to return, eager for another taste of their offerings and, perhaps, to indulge in a glass or two more of their exceptional wines.

Booked the wine blending and had a great experience, very good value and a brilliant way to spend some time. Blended our own wine, bottled it, corked it and designed the label. Came away with 3 lovely bottles of wine in a box. One little thing if you do book, bring a bag to put them into, unfortunately it rained pretty heavily and the box got wet and collapsed causing the bottles to fall as we got out of the Wine Tram, fortunately only one smashed so we did come home with 2 bottles, one of which was opened last night and was really lovely and we had a laugh telling family about our experience. We had a platter while blending the wine and our teenagers had pizzas. Food was really lovely and was complemented nicely by the wine. Definitely worth a trip.