The Goat Tower, Fairview Wine And Cheese Farm, Paarl Winelands Of South Africa

The Goat Tower at Fairview Wine and Cheese farm is a landmark in the Paarl winelands of South Africa. It is the first of four documented structures of this kind. The Goat Tower was built in 1981 by Fairview owner Charles Back and has become the farm's most identifiable symbol and aspect of their brand. Fairview has more than 750 Saanen goats on their farm, the milk from which is used to produce a range of cheeses under the farm's label. A select group of these goats have the privilege of living in the tower.
Other goat towers
• Argentina - The Torre de Cabras at the Fínca el Rocio in the Córdoba province of Argentina was completed in late 2010. The tower was built using only the finest cheese. These were provided to Fínca el Rocio by Fairview following a request by the South American farm's owners