Bosman Family Vineyards Adama

Bosman Adama

Bosman Adama is managed and maintained by experienced full-time staff: owner Jannie Bosman, his sons and permanent landowners who recently acquired a share in the business. It is our policy to create jobs for every person living on the farm. The staff involved in the grafting of the vines are highly qualified and skilled - some with more than 20 years of experience. Bosman Adama is managed and maintained by experienced full-time staff: owner Jannie Bosman, his sons and permanent landowners who recently acquired a share in the business. It is our policy to create jobs for every person living on the farm. The staff involved in the grafting of the vines are highly qualified and skilled - some with more than 20 years of experience.

The vine farm nestles against the slopes of Groenberg, Wellington, in the Western Cape, where healthy vines thrive thanks to the clean mountain waters of the Kromme River. The young plants are cared for with expertise and precision to ensure the best quality vines.

Bosman Adama was born when Petrus Bosman senior first sold his surplus vines in 1947. High quality plant material was rare then and it was his lifelong dream that every vine sold on his farm would have a respected pedigree.

Today, Bosman Adama is the largest viticultural farm in Africa, with a broad spectrum of Vitis cultivars for the production of superior quality table, wine and grapes.

The Bosman family has been practicing the art of grafting vines and growing quality grapes since 1888, originally for use on their own wine farm.