At St Anne’s Winery, our calendar of events gets bigger and better every year—and 2018 has proven to be no different. Over the past few months we have seen the Argentinian Barbeque; Paella Day; the Health and Harmony Expo; The Cars, Food and Wine Festival; and The Big 80s...
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There are those out there who don’t like wine. Yep, strange people, we agree, but they are out there. Some who don’t like wine level the claim that “all wine is the same”. Of course it isn’t, but there are rich veins of tradition in the varietals and blends...
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St Anne’s Wins Gold at the Heathcote Wine Show We were honoured to be recognised at the latest Heathcote Wine Show for our Tatalia 2015 Heathcote Cabernet Sauvignon. Our wine was awarded a Gold Medal for the ‘Best Cabernet Family Wine’. At St Anne’s, we work hard to...
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What should you really be drinking? It’s time to find out! If that’s got you inspired, we’ve got you covered! Take a look at our wine collection – we’re very proud of it.
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If Winter’s got you fantasising about hibernation, here’s what to do… Grab a bottle of fortified wine. And share it by a fireplace – or even a bar heater if you’re not lucky enough to have one. What? You don’t have one on hand? Take advantage of our online...
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So, you’ve been given a bottle of Port. A bottle of red Port, to clarify. You pour it into a glass and it’s a faded, red-brown colour. For drinkers of ordinary table wines, this might be alarming. But fear not! Your port has not spoiled! Red ports, made of...
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There is more to grapes than red and white. And it’s a bit more complicated than “white grapes make white wine”. Let’s take the Muscat Rouge à Petits Grains: excuse our possibly crude translation “Red Muscat with Small Grape Size”. The skin of the grape is a pale, red...
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Tawny Port ages beautifully. Not just gracefully, beautifully. It gets better with every passing year, and can live in an oak barrel for anywhere up to a century. But who has the patience for that? Sometimes you just want to wake up the Port makers of the past...
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If you’re considering buying a bottle of 10, 20, 30, or 40-year-old Tawny Port, you’re about to make an excellent decision. There is perhaps no other wine in the world that ages as well in a barrel as Tawny Port does. Official designations of age are 10, 20, 30,...
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