Buy South African Wine on Grand Cayman



If you’re preparing to relax or entertain on Grand Cayman, buy South African wine from Jacques Scott Wines & Spirits. We provide an array of breathtaking wines from all over the world, able to suit every price point, dining plan, and flavor preference. Taste a bit of adventure with our expert staff as your wine tour guide.

South African Wines from the Western Cape

Buy South African Wine on Grand CaymanMost of the wines produced in South Africa come from the region of the Western Cape, specifically the Stellenbosch and Paarl regions. Cape Town is the primary location within this wine-producing region.

A swathe of wines, red and white varieties, come from this area, all with different features:

  • Shiraz 
  • Pinotage
  • Kanonkop
  • Merlot
  • Cabernet Sauvignon
  • Red Blends
  • Sauvignon Blanc
  • Chardonnay
  • Rosé

The Western Cape extends 185 miles, from the city of Cape Town to the Olifants River mouth at the north end and Mossel Bay to the east. Throughout this region, the climate may vary from coastal and Mediterranean to semi-arid or even cool and rainy. These variations produce different wine features.

The mountain ranges throughout the region play an important role in the creation of spectacular wines as well. The altitude and soil types are critical, as is the proximity to the oceans.

When European settlers came to South Africa during the 1600s, they brought along grape vines and established vineyards. Since that time, wine has been made in the area; although, the area’s wines are often a sleeper jewel in the market. Allow us to suggest a few bottles that you shouldn’t sleep on.

South African Wine Suggestions from Jacques Scott Wines & Spirits

  • White Wines
    • Rickety Bridge Sauvignon Blanc –  this 13% ABV, slightly acidic, dry, and light-medium bodied wine pairs best with goat cheese, shellfish, and vegetarian dishes and has tasting notes of grass, tropical fruits, and apples.
    • Rickety Bridge Chardonnay – this 13% ABV, medium-full bodied, semi-dry, and slightly acidic wine has notes of oak, honey, citrus, and minerals and pairs best with pork rich fish, vegetarian dishes, and poultry.
    • Rising River Sauvignon Blanc – this 12.2% ABV, extremely dry, slightly acidic, and lighter bodied wine has notes of lychee, pineapple, green apple, and lemon and pairs well with shellfish, goat cheese, and vegetarian dishes.
  • Rosé Wines
    • 2018 Rickety Bridge Foundation Stone Rosé – this wine features 12.5% ABV, has earthy, red fruit, and oaky tasting notes, and pairs well with appetizers, lean fish, rich fish, and shellfish.
    • Rickety Bridge Brut Rosé – this sparkling Chardonnay rosé has 12% ABV and tasting notes of red fruits, citrus, and tree fruit. The wine pairs well with veal, pork, rich fish, venison, poultry, and vegetarian dishes.
  • Red Wines
    • Kanonkop Kadette Cape Blend – this bold wine has 14% ABV, balanced acidity, slightly tannic, and dry features with notes of oak, chocolate, black fruit, and red fruit and pairs well with beef, venison, and poultry.
    • Rust En Vrede Stellenbosch Reserve Merlot – with 15.11% ABV, a medium-full body, dry taste, and balanced acidity, this wine has notes of oak and black and red fruits. Plan a meal with this wine around proteins like veal, beef, or lamb.
    • Rickety Bridge Pinotage – this wine features 14% ABV, balanced acidity and tannins, and a dry, medium-full body. With notes of earthiness, blackfruit, and oakiness, plan meals around beef, venison, and poultry.
    • Rickety Bridge Merlot – with 14% ABV, black and red fruit and oaky notes, and a medium-full body with balanced acidity, slight dryness, and fairly level tannins, this wine will work well with beef, lamb, and veal.

On Grand Cayman, customers buy South African wine and other fine bottles of vino, spirits, and beers at Jacques Scott Wines & Spirits.