Stellenbosch

2007    50mDrama, Romance
7.5
Stellenbosch tells the history of the Dutch Keppel family, who settled on the Arkadia estate in the 1950s to grow wine, but were forced to return to the Netherlands due to the economic boycott. Only daughter Betty decided to stay to continue the family business. With the election of Nelson Mandela in 1994, the chances for her ambitious brother Henk JR.. to produce a top wine again at Arkadia turned. Family ties come into even sharper focus when a fateful event from the past, always hushed up, slowly but surely surfaces.

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1 Season

  • Season 1
    Season 17 Episodes
  • Monic HendrickxBetty Keppel
  • Jeroen WillemsHenk Keppel Jr.
  • Anne Wil BlankersAnneke Keppel
  • Rajesh GopieKishore Patel
  • Moshidi MotshegwaShelley
  • Lee-Anne SummersAnneke Keppel (35 years)
  • Medi BroekmanMarie Keppel
  • Els Dottermans
  • Michel van DousselaereRestauranthouder
  • Barbara WestraArt Direction

Stellenbosch Trivia

Stellenbosch has 1 season.

Stellenbosch has 7 episodes.

The key characters in Stellenbosch are Betty Keppel (Monic Hendrickx), Henk Keppel Jr. (Jeroen Willems), Anneke Keppel (Anne Wil Blankers).

Stellenbosch was directed by Michiel van Jaarsveld.

Stellenbosch was produced by Jeroen Beker, Frans van Gestel.

Stellenbosch tells the history of the Dutch Keppel family, who settled on the Arkadia estate in the 1950s to grow wine, but were forced to return to the Netherlands due to the economic boycott. Only daughter Betty decided to stay to continue the family business. With the election of Nelson Mandela in 1994, the chances for her ambitious brother Henk JR.. to produce a top wine again at Arkadia turned. Family ties come into even sharper focus when a fateful event from the past, always hushed up, slowly but surely surfaces.

Stellenbosch is a Drama, Romance show.

Stellenbosch has an audience rating of 7.5 out of 10.

Stellenbosch episodes are 50m long.

No, this show was canceled after 1 season.

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