Chardonnay is having a renaissance, and never has it been more thrilling to drink. From bold, buttery styles of the past to the crisp and mineral-driven expressions of today, the narrative of Chardonnay is evolving — and Australia is playing a starring role.
There’s something undeniably captivating about wines grown in volcanic soils. Across the world, regions like Etna in Sicily and Santorini in Greece are celebrated for producing wines of remarkable depth, energy, and tension — shaped by the ancient power of fire and earth.
On Friday, October 24, 2025, wine enthusiasts around the world will gather to celebrate International Champagne Day — a day dedicated to the sparkling wines that bring joy to countless occasions.
Boat O’Craigo is proud to be the host venue for one of Australia’s most prestigious wine competitions, theJames Halliday Australian Chardonnay & Cabernet Challenge, taking place in the Yarra Valley on23 and 24 September 2025.
On Wednesday last week, our leadership team had a lovely lunch in the city to bid farewell and best wishes to our long term Vineyard Manager, Andrew Mills.
We are proud to announce that Boat O’Craigo will be an official sponsor of the Australian Master of the Amateurs Championship from 2026, committing to a three-year partnership that celebrates excellence, tradition, and community.
Justifiably lauded for its award-winning vineyards and bucolic natural setting, the Yarra Valley wine region is ideal for a winery day trip. While you'll find big names and labels aplenty, take time to experience boutique drops at the cellar doors of smaller producers, where personal attention and expertise is guaranteed. Here are some of the top picks from Visit Victoria.
There’s something truly special about Shiraz grown in cool-climate regions — elegance, balance, and complexity all wrapped into one delicious pour. AtBoat O’Craigo, ourBlack Cameron Shirazis a proud example of just how refined and expressive Yarra Valley Shiraz can be.
The Yarra Valley region, known for its elegant cool-climate wines, comes alive in the Autumn season — a perfect backdrop of vineyard colour, soft light, and the comforting ritual of slow, thoughtful drinking.
Every November, wine enthusiasts around the world look forward to International Beaujolais Day—a day dedicated to the release of the first wines of the new harvest, known as Beaujolais Nouveau. Here in the Yarra Valley, we embrace this day by highlighting the unique expressions of Gamay grown on our local terroir.
20th Nov 2024
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