Walker Bay · Western Cape
Sir Robert Stanford Estate
Sir Robert Stanford Estate is a wine farm in Walker Bay, Western Cape. About 111 km from Cape Town.
Walker Bay · Western Cape
Sir Robert Stanford Estate is a wine farm in Walker Bay, Western Cape. About 111 km from Cape Town.
Searchers still look for Sir Robert Stanford Wine Estate on the Stanford / Walker Bay side of the Overberg. The working name today is Landskein—a renewal of the historic Kleinrivier farm beneath the Kleinrivier Mountains. Older domain robertstanfordestate.co.za may be under construction or offline; use landskeinwines.co.za and Stanford tourism listings instead. Address published for Landskein: Kleinrivier Farm No. RE/646, R43, Stanford 7210.
Stanford Tourism and the estate explain Landskein as an old Gaelic word for interwoven horizon lines—overlapping ridges that appear braided on hazy days. The rebrand marks a multi-year transformation of Sir Robert Stanford Wine Estate into a regenerative, conservation-minded wine and hospitality project. Co-founder and winemaker-director Tariro Masayiti (previously associated with Springfontein and Nederburg in career summaries) leads vineyard, farm and brand work.
Farm scale from Stanford / Xplorio profiles: about 165 hectares total with roughly 50 hectares under vineyard. Soils are described as diverse shale, granite and quartz. Vineyards were selectively replanted or removed where needed; the tasting room was renovated and extended with a deck overlooking a dam and amphitheatre. The amphitheatre itself has been restored for summer shows and events.
Landskein’s published collection includes:
A Pinot Meunier Cap Classique has been announced for release (Stanford tourism copy has referenced a November release window—confirm current availability with the estate). Do not invent additional labels or medals; ask The Parlour which vintages are open.
Official Landskein site hours for The Parlour:
Xplorio Stanford mirrors those times and notes public holidays closed. Hospitality contact on the Landskein site: Allen Linden Barnely (Hospitality Manager), info@landskein.wine, phone +27 28 054 0422. Winemaker/director wine enquiries: Tariro Masayiti, tariro@landskein.wine, +27 72 611 5042.
The Parlour serves wines with salads, sandwiches, cheese boards, pairings and snacks such as biltong and olives, plus juices and coffee—per Stanford Tourism. It is the correct visitor address for Landskein tastings; do not send guests to a defunct Sir Robert Stanford walk-in description.
Also on the property is Zesty Lemon, a separate restaurant serving breakfast and lunch in a garden setting by a waterlily dam, with indoor and outdoor seating and views toward the mountains. Stanford Tourism lists Zesty Lemon contacts and seasonal hours separately from The Parlour—always check Zesty Lemon’s own channels before assuming kitchen service matches Parlour hours. Winter notes on tourism pages have included Monday closures and daytime service windows; treat those as restaurant-specific, not tasting-room hours.
Travellers using old guides may still see “Sir Robert Stanford Estate” on maps. Correct behaviour for 2026 itineraries:
1. Navigate to Landskein / Kleinrivier Farm on the R43 near Stanford. 2. Book or arrive for The Parlour within Tue–Sat 11–18 / Sun 11–15. 3. Reserve Zesty Lemon independently if you want a full restaurant meal. 4. Ignore broken robertstanfordestate.co.za pages; use landskeinwines.co.za. 5. Call +27 28 054 0422 for hospitality questions.
Dogs are mentioned as allowed in some place listings—confirm on the day. Payment methods listed on Xplorio include cards, cash and EFT.
Landskein continues a Stanford wine-farm hospitality role that Sir Robert Stanford once filled, but with a clearer regenerative story, Tariro Masayiti’s winemaking leadership, and a renovated Parlour-plus-amphitheatre visitor core. For Walker Bay SEO, keep both names discoverable—“Sir Robert Stanford” as historical redirect language, Landskein as the live brand—while publishing only verified Parlour hours and pointing food seekers to Zesty Lemon as the on-farm restaurant.
Stanford sits inland from Hermanus along the R43 corridor; Landskein suits a late-morning Parlour tasting after Hermanus errands, or a Sunday visit that must end by 15:00. Mondays require a different farm. If you need Cap Classique or a specific Petit Verdot vintage, email Tariro or ask The Parlour before travelling. Event organisers interested in the amphitheatre should enquire seasonally rather than assuming a standing public concert calendar.
Landskein’s public story emphasises regenerative viticulture and conservation alongside wine quality. Visitors should expect a renovated Parlour experience—deck views to the dam and amphitheatre—rather than an unchanged Sir Robert Stanford template. Typical guest flow: arrive for The Parlour within published hours, taste the current Sauvignon Blanc through Petit Verdot range (and Cap Classique when released), add a cheese board or light plate at the Parlour, and book Zesty Lemon separately if you want a fuller breakfast or lunch in the garden. Summer amphitheatre programming is event-led; enquire rather than assuming a fixed weekly show. For corporate or private gatherings, ask hospitality about indoor/outdoor capacity connected to the renewed tasting infrastructure. Keeping Sir Robert Stanford in the historical sentence helps older maps and SEO queries resolve correctly, while every actionable hour and phone number on this page belongs to Landskein and Zesty Lemon as living operators on Kleinrivier Farm.
That is the accurate replacement for outdated Sir Robert Stanford cellar-door copy.
Stanford Tourism + Xplorio + landskeinwines.co.za: historic Sir Robert Stanford Wine Estate transformed into Landskein Wines (Gaelic “landskein” / interwoven horizons); winemaker & co-founder/director Tariro Masayiti; ~165 ha Kleinrivier farm / ~50 ha under vine; regenerative viticulture. Official robertstanfordestate.co.za still “Under Construction” (tf@srse.wine) 2026-10-01 — prefer Landskein channels.
Details on the farm website ↗Official Landskein: Wine Tasting “The Parlour”; hospitality Allen Linden Barnely; opening date 9 Sep 2025. Stanford Tourism: wines with salads, sandwiches, cheese boards, wine & food pairings, snacks (biltong, olives); juices and coffee also available. Range named: Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, wooded Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Petit Verdot; Cap Classique (Pinot Meunier) noted for Nov release on tourism copy. Named tasting fee not on fetched Landskein homepage HTML. — Contact: info@landskein.wine / +27 28 0540 422; winemaker tariro@landskein.wine / +27 72 611 5042. Address: Kleinrivier Farm No. RE/646, R43, Stanford 7210 (Xplorio).
Stanford Tourism: on-farm restaurant serving breakfast and lunch; indoor and outdoor seating. Itemised menu/hours not on Landskein homepage — confirm when visiting.
Stanford Tourism: renovated; shows/events in summer months. Older Madré’s Kitchen / free Thu–Mon tasting (Reiersvlei / Wined) superseded by Landskein Parlour — do not use.
Cabernet Franc; Sauvignon Blanc; Merlot
Place listings say leashed, well-behaved dogs are allowed (secondary).
Checked 6 October 2026. Source. More dog-friendly farms in Walker Bay.
Sir Robert Stanford Estate is at Robert Stanford Estate, Stanford, in Walker Bay. Most visitors drive there from Cape Town in 90–120 minutes.
Open Sunday. Hours change, so call +27 28 341 0647 before you drive.
Yes, tastings are listed. A current price is not on this page yet, so call +27 28 341 0647 for fees.
Yes, there is a restaurant on the farm. Book ahead for weekend lunches.
Geographical unit: Western Cape → Cape South Coast → Walker Bay
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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.
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