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Stanton and Killeen have been producing celebrated muscat, topaque and vintage fortified styles for well over 100 years. Stanton and Killeen is home to a wide range of fortified varieties including Brown Muscat, Muscadelle, Touriga Nacional, Tinto Cao, Tinta Barroca and Tinta Roriz. They make luscious, high alcohol wines smacking of raisin, treacle and walnut. Full bodied, dry red table wines from Shiraz, Durif, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot are also made in rich and generous, blockbuster styles.
Stanton & Killeen Location & History
Stanton and Killeen lies in the gently rolling countryside of Victoria’s Rutherglen wine region. The estate has a rich tradition of fortified winemaking dating back to 1864 when English migrant, Timothy Lewis Stanton purchased the original farm and vineyard land. By 1875, the Stantons were well established Rutherglen vignerons. Norman Killeen joined the family wine business in 1953 and the Stanton and Killeen partnership was born. Chris Killeen became the sixth generation of Stanton and Killeen winemakers when he took the reins in 1981. The legacy of this pioneering winemaking family has helped shape the landscape of Australian wine.
Stanton & Killeen Wine Styles
Stanton and Killeen are recognised for exceptional Muscat and Topaque styles in the great Rutherglen tradition.
| Wine Region | Rutherglen |
| Cases produced | 10,000-19,999 |
| Address | Jacks Road, Rutherglen, VIC, 3685, Australia |
| Phone | (02) 6032 9457 |
| Website | www.stantonandkilleenwines.com.au |
Topaque is the funky new name for Tokay, but the contents are as rich and luscious as ever! Now in the hands of Simon Killeen - Chris' son - It's a plush, honeyed style of wine that shows plenty of complex aromas and flavours of dried tea leaves, ...
Stanton and Killeen are best known for their wonderful fortified wines, but they can turn out some pretty good table wine too. This wine is a blend of 70% shiraz and 30% Durif from Rutherglen, and shows ripe plums and black fruits with a sprinklin...
This is a really special muscat that uses base stock dating back to the sixties! Only ten vintages have been made since then, and they all make an appearance in this fortified wine. These wines are rich, opulent and mouthcoating with lovely Christ...
