VINMUSA Lake Burera

The vineyard on the slope above Lake Burera: Pinotage planted in 2026, the expansion for 2027 and beyond, and the sites for the African Tasting Room, the welcome pavilion and three luxury retreats.

The site

Pinotage (2026): –
Expansion: –
Building sites: –
Vines (est.): –
Row length: –
Elevation: –

Selected parcel

Click a parcel on the map or in the list below.

Colors

Vines Between rows Grass Trees Parcel lines Highlight Lake Sky

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Varieties

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Expansion plan, in hectares

Where each variety goes

Variety	ha	Vines	Share

Type how many hectares of each variety you want in the expansion and the map fills them in. “Suggest by site” puts the varieties that need the most heat on the lowest, sunniest parcels (Syrah, then Tempranillo and Pinotage) and Pinot Noir on the highest, coolest ground; it is a starting point to discuss with your viticulturist, not agronomic advice. “Place by hand” lets you choose a variety and click parcels. Your plan is saved in this browser.

Planting plan

Row spacing2.5 m

Vine spacing in the row1.2 m

Row direction

Vines shown as

Rows across the slope follow the contour of each parcel, which slows runoff; counts leave a 0.8 m headland inside every boundary.

Sun and shade

Time of day09:30

At 1.4° south the sun passes almost overhead at noon, so this east-facing slope above the lake gets its direct light in the morning and falls into the hill’s shadow late in the afternoon.

All parcels

Parcel	Status	Area m²	Vines

Vineyard, planted and building-site parcels with their UPIs from your three KMZ exports. The 2026 Pinotage parcels are from your PLANTED KMZ. The building forms are simple concept shapes to show scale, not designs. Terrain from AWS Terrain Tiles, which are SRTM-based at about 30 m, so small banks and terraces are not shown. Roads, the lakeshore, settlements and woodland © OpenStreetMap contributors. Eucalyptus, banana plants, shrubs and grasses use the supplied models; trees, bushes and crop terraces are placed to illustrate the setting and do not show individual real plants. Mature vines use the hand-modeled grapevine and Year 1 vines the supplied young grapevine on its stake. Vertical scale is true to life.