The Old Cape Wine Shop stocks a wide variety of the best local wines. Situated on Imhoff Farm, which boasts newly planted vineyards including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Shiraz cultivars, this boutique store commands a visit from wine lovers near and far

The Western Cape of South Africa has over 500 wineries and close to 5000 farms under vineyards. The Old Cape Wine Shop distills this bewildering selection down to a curated collection, representing a substantial repertoire of region, cultivars and terroir.

In the age of the online cellar, you will revel in this personalized shopping experience. Keith is always on hand to recommend something special within your budget and sphere of interest. Personal relationships with every farm and winemaker ensure that nothing gets onto the shelves without it being taste tested beforehand. Small batch, boutique wineries, once-off winemakers releases and exclusive on allocation quotas mean that there is something special for every palette.

You’ll almost certainly find award-winning South African wines you have never encountered before and there is always a cold bottle of bubbly just waiting to be picked up on your way to a celebration!

Please contact info@ocws.co.za for any enquiries.

*Currently closed due to COVID-19 lockdown regulations*

Fever Tree showcases an exciting collection of African handcraft ranging from Zulu beadwork, recycled art and hand-painted ceramics to handwoven grass baskets and traditional cloths.

Each piece is hand-selected by owner and artist Louise Casserley who has an eye for design, detail and quality. Every item is proudly produced in Africa with a strong focus on contemporary South African arts and crafts. Empowering self-taught local artists, Fever Tree assists in enabling a more sustainable way of life through the income generated by their crafts.

Paying homage to traditional styles and techniques, bold colours and creativity collide to create a diverse offering of covetable African art.

Southern Provisions was born out of a need for a unique shopping experience that would appeal to the fashion conscious, while offering a hip and laid back environment.

The original Southern Provisions store thrives in an unexpected location in Heron Park, Kommetjie and was established by teaming up with coffee shop,  Southern Grind – a hive of local activity. With an emphasis on customers lingering for longer, the second Southern Provisions store enjoys an idyllic setting on Imhoff Farm with exposed brickwork as well as stylish industrial and reclaimed wood fittings.

Grab a coffee as you enter and take your time browsing the carefully curated selection of premium international and local brands. Stylish menswear and womenswear from the likes of North Face, Hurley, St Goliath, Silent Theory, All About Eve, Happy Socks and Molo Socks are complemented by accessories from Herschel and desirable Bits & Botany homeware.

Rummage Co Op is a quaint vintage and second hand clothing store run by three inveterate treasure hunters who share a love of finding unique and fashionable pieces for their discerning clients.

Situated in the heart of the courtyard of Imhoff Farm, the store sells a curated selection of one-off pieces, chosen for their quality and style. Everything in the store has been thoughtfully sourced, laundered, pressed and priced. In addition to the rails of gorgeous clothing, the store holds a treasure trove of exceptional accessories to cherish.

If you are in the market for a summer frock, winter woolens, groovy party dress or just feel the need to update your wardrobe with something wonderful then be sure to visit Cape Town’s best kept fashion secret.

Rummage Co Op accepts clothing on consignment – The clothing retail trade is one of the most wasteful industries in the world, so reducing one’s impact by selling one’s old clothes and buying second hand is a green and ethical choice.

Inspired by the birth of her daughter, owner Alison Geduldt founded the Precious Cargo store in 2000 which primarily stocked children’s goods and clothing. The store has since undergone a metamorphosis and now stocks an assortment of quirky and eccentric gifts to delight any age.

Everything from locally produced jewellery, incense, Kenyan Kikoy’s, potato print table cloths, hand knitted woolen and funky hats, face paints and henna can be purchased in the charming wendy house.

As a passionate independent local music promoter, Alison has curated a covetable selection of local CD’s and second hand vinyl records. She also stocks a range of authentic indigeneous instruments including kalimbas, marimbas and didgeridoos.

Face Painting parties can be facilitated in the space – please contact Alison to check availability.

Natural Yarns was established in 2012 by fibre craft fanatic Gina Ross. Launched as an e-commerce website, it quickly established itself as the go-to natural fibre yarn store in South Africa. Imhoff Farm is the proud home of the beautiful Natural Yarns brick and mortar store that draws clientele from all 9 provinces and beyond.

Stocking a range of the best natural fibre yarn from local producers and hand dyers, a selection of carefully curated imported yarn can also be found. Whether you are (or aspire to be) a knitter, crocheter, felter, weaver, or hand spin your own yarn, you will find gorgeous quality, natural fibre materials and tools for all your fibre craft creations!

Visit Natural Yarns in the Imhoff Farm courtyard or shop online.

Ogwini Greens is a local Kommetjie business supplying fresh, naturally grown microgreens to the public and restaurants in and around Cape Town. Having recently taken over the nursery at Imhoff Farm, Ogwini Greens founders Henri and Leigh-ann Burger are focused on implementing sustainable and organic practises as well as providing food growing education to the community and surrounds.

Alongside their deletable micro greens which add flavour and nutrients to any dish, the nursery has a carefully curated selection of biodegradable pots, succulents, water wise plants and fresh flowers. Beautiful gifts including  ceramic pots, baskets and macrame pieces made by local artists can also be found in the refreshed space.

Follow Ogwini Greens on Instagram for more info and micro green recipes!