Mcgregor Winery - Winery

McGregor Winery, Owned by the Thirty-Three Grapegrowers in the Robertson Wine Valley

The McGregor Winery was established in 1948 and is currently located at the southern end of the Robertson Wine Valley. The winery lies nestled between the stunning hills of the Riviersonderend Mountains. Thirty-three farmers grow around fourteen thousand tons of grapes every year and combine their efforts to produce excellent South African wines. The McGregor village was initially known as “”Lady Grey”” in honor of the Cape Governor’s wife, Eliza. Another town in the Eastern Cape had the same name, and it was confusing for the officials at the time, so in 1906, the name of the village was changed to McGregor, by the authorities, in honor of their loved church pastor.

The main aim of the McGregor Winery is to use traditional methods with innovative and modern techniques for creating their collective assortment of wines.

International and Local Markets Enjoy their Wines

The climate, rainfall, and temperature in the region are perfect for vine cultivation. The sun-soaked soils help to grow ripe grapes with regional distinction. The main aim of the winery is to use traditional methods with innovative and modern techniques to produce creative and exquisite wines for their customers. McGregor Winery wants to establish a top and reputable brand in the world.

Grape Production and the Varieties

The winemakers at McGregor Winery are extremely professional, open to new ideas, and keep the future in mind during decision making a the winery. They produce almost 10 million liters of wine every year for international and local markets. The wines reflect the peace and serenity of their beautiful village. The main grapes grown amongst the growers include Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc, Shiraz, Chardonnay, and Pinotage. SWorkers handpick the best grapes and use them to produce McGregor Winery’s world-class red, white, and rosé wines.

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