Vintage 2026 has definitely been one to remember! Quite a number of factors were at play, and it made for an unusual season. Most of our wines ended up looking very good, but there is just not much of them!

Vintage 2026 is looking like it will be one for the record books. It started with a very dry and cool Spring, followed by a hot and dry January....

We've been busy in the winery & vineyard for the past few months, but we've also been winning awards, and hitting sustainability goals

Do you need some bubbles to celebrate something? Whether it's a birthday or anniversary, Christmas in July, or simply Friday night, we're here to help!

Vintage 2025 is well underway. We've been busy for the last couple of weeks picking and crushing our whites and rosé for sparkling, and they are now happily fermenting.....

Christobelle spoke to the team at Wineries of Victoria about her experiences as a winemaker. Learn a bit more about what makes her tick!

Anderson winery have taken out 3 trophies at the annual Rutherglen Wine Show for our 2022 Cellar block Durif.

Sometimes it's nice to have a glass of wine with dinner, but the whole bottle is too much. Here's a simple hack which will keep the rest of the bottle fresh for a good week!

Verrier was Howard’s mother’s middle name, and his great grandmother Lizzie’s maiden name.

But there's much more to the story than that! It starts in France before the 1789 revolution...... read more

We've just received 97 points for our new release 2018 Cellar block Durif from Jeni Port at the Halliday Wine Companion! 

Emptying and refilling barrels is a key part of our winemaking process, and it's happening now!

It's our 30th birthday! Anderson Cellar door opened it's doors for the first time on the March long weekend in 1993.

It's been another wet start to the season, and you can almost see the vines shoots getting longer every day! 

It's been a cold and frosty July! Our average minimum temperature for the month was -0.5 degrees, with a finger numbing 16 mornings starting out below -2.0 degrees. But frosty mornings mean clear, sunny days.....

Wishes do come true! Back in February, just as the first of our grapes were starting to ripen, I wrote in our member newsletter..."we'd be quite happy if La Nina packed her bags and left right now!". Okay, so she didn't actually leave, but she did stop directing her fury at us!