Swellendam · Western Cape

Joseph Barry

Joseph Barry is a wine farm in Swellendam, Western Cape. About 194 km from Cape Town.

194 km from Cape Town

About Joseph Barry

Look for Joseph Barry in Swellendam — part of the Cape South Coast on the official Cape Wine of Origin map. The cellar is mapped at -33.9533°S, 20.5265°E, about 194 km from central Cape Town as the crow flies. Most visitors reach Swellendam from the city in 2–2.5 hours. Open-Meteo elevation for this point is 993 metres above sea level. ISRIC SoilGrids at the farm pin estimates soil pH around 6.6, clay content near 18%, organic carbon about 37.0 g/kg in the topsoil (modelled, not a vineyard pit description). Typical Swellendam plantings include Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Shiraz. Confirm the current range with the farm; this atlas records place, not a live wine list. District climate in brief: Moderate, transitional between Overberg coast and Klein Karoo heat. Visitor facilities are not confirmed in the open datasets used here. Treat this pin as a location record and verify hours with the farm. Mapped neighbours include Sijnn Wines, Joubert-Tradauw Private Cellar, Olivedale Private Vineyards. WineFarmz is a Western Cape-only atlas. Origin claims follow the SAWIS / WOSA Wine of Origin hierarchy (geographical unit → region → district → ward), assigned from coordinates and open geographic sources.

Questions before you go

Where is Joseph Barry?

Joseph Barry is in Swellendam, Western Cape. Most visitors drive there from Cape Town in 2–2.5 hours.

Wine of Origin

Geographical unit: Western Cape → Cape South Coast → Swellendam

Swellendam district includes wards such as Malgas, Buffeljags and Stormsvlei — a thinly planted but official Cape South Coast wine area.

Terroir snapshot

Elevation and soil figures are modelled at the pin, not a vineyard block survey. Use them to compare farms, not to quote a technical sheet.

Latitude
-33.9533
Longitude
20.5265
Elevation
993 m (Open-Meteo)
Soil pH
6.6 (SoilGrids 0–5 cm)
Clay
18% (SoilGrids)
Organic C
37.0 g/kg (SoilGrids)

Sources

  • Elevation: Open-Meteo
  • Soil: ISRIC SoilGrids

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