Acta Non Verba

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At Anvers the quality of the wine is defined by the vineyard, the terroir and the fruit we produce, but also the actions of the winemakers, not only their words. The collaboration between Anvers and Tomorrowland created the Acta Non Verba Collection. 

All made handcrafted in the Adelaide Hills, the three limited vintage wines are an elegant and pure testimony to the foggy hillsides of Kangarilla.

Discover them here.

2021 Acta Non Verba Shiraz

From $98

2023 Acta Non Verba Rosé

From $36

2022 Acta Non Verba Chardonnay

From $55

2021 Acta Non Verba Shiraz

From $98

2023 Acta Non Verba Rosé

From $36

2022 Acta Non Verba Chardonnay

From $55

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Anvers estate grown fruit is managed with the utmost care and precision in the winery. All fruit is pressed to dry, and where suited the use of whole bunches is paramount. Using traditional open concrete fermenters with minimal intervention, the wine is placed in all French oak to achieve malolactic fermentation in barrel.

The wines are aged in medium toasted French oak to provide controlled maturation while allowing harmonious integration of aroma and flavour. The winery strives for an average of three years for its barrels. This adds subtlety by way of wood maturation, not oak domination for which their wines are renowned for.

There is a definite traditional approach at Anvers using tried and true methods, combined with the benefits of some modern techniques.


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Anvers Wines

Anvers estate grown fruit is managed with the utmost care and precision in the winery. All fruit is pressed to dry, and where suited the use of whole bunches is paramount. Using traditional open concrete fermenters with minimal intervention, the wine is placed in all French oak to achieve malolactic fermentation in barrel.

The wines are aged in medium toasted French oak to provide controlled maturation while allowing harmonious integration of aroma and flavour. The winery strives for an average of three years for its barrels. This adds subtlety by way of wood maturation, not oak domination for which their wines are renowned for.

There is a definite traditional approach at Anvers using tried and true methods, combined with the benefits of some modern techniques.