About

Overview & Vibe

An 1864 heritage-listed castle among the vines at Wahgunyah in the Rutherglen wine region, an hour west of Albury-Wodonga along the Murray. The Brown family have been making wine here since the estate was founded and hosting weddings for over thirty years. The register's own phrase for it — European-inspired — is the venue's too: red brick turrets, box-hedge parterres, a fountain courtyard and a cellar full of century-old casks.

Setting & Style

Six distinct wedding spaces, indoor and out. The Driveway is a 300-metre avenue of 150-year-old English elms — the estate's signature ceremony shot. The Rose Garden takes up to 200 beside the water lily pond. The Fountain Courtyard, the most requested, sets long Tuscan-style tables at the foot of the castle. Inside, The Great Hall sits under festoon lights among turn-of-the-century oak casks, and The Cask Hall — lined with 5,000-litre barrels of maturing Muscat and Muscadelle, lit by drop chandeliers — is the grand one.

Ideal For

Couples who want a genuinely historic setting at almost any scale, from a fifty-guest dinner in the restaurant to three hundred under the chandeliers, with the whole Rutherglen wine region as the weekend.

The Need-to-Knows

Nothing is priced. No package, per-head rate, hire fee or minimum spend appears anywhere on the site, and the brochure button opens a form rather than a document. Enquiry goes to the Event Sales Coordinator on 1800 021 621.
Match the space to your number — the ranges are firm at both ends. Cask Hall 100–300; Great Hall 50–130; KIN restaurant up to 50; Rose Garden up to 200 for a ceremony. Several rooms have a minimum as well as a maximum.
Check the capacity you are quoted against the page it came from. The estate publishes different figures for the same rooms on different pages — the Great Hall is 130 on the weddings page, 150 on private events and 160 on corporate events; the Cask Hall is 300 for weddings and 250 for private events.
Accommodation is nearby, not on site. Castleview Cottage is the estate's own — three bedrooms, six guests, directly opposite — and comes with a continental breakfast and a bottle of All Saints wine. Larger parties go to Mount Ophir Estate, a sister property whose six houses sleep about 50 between them.
Two restaurants on the estate — KIN for fine dining (Thursday to Sunday lunch) and Bonnie (Wednesday to Sunday). The cellar door is open 10am–5pm daily.
The estate runs a busy public events calendar — museum dinners, candlelight concerts in the Cask Hall, fortified tastings in the underground Family Cellar. Worth checking your date against it.

Standout Feature

A 300-metre avenue of 150-year-old elms leading to an 1864 castle — and a reception hall lined with barrels older than most of the guests.

Amenities

1864 Heritage Listed Castle
300 Metre English Elm Driveway
150 Year Old Elm Trees
Rose Garden And Water Lily Pond
Fountain Courtyard With Box Hedge Parterre
Lakeside Lawns
The Great Hall
The Cask Hall
5000 Litre Maturing Wine Casks
Drop Chandeliers
Festoon Lighting
Underground Family Cellar
KIN Fine Dining Restaurant
Bonnie Restaurant
Cellar Door Open Daily
Working Winery Since 1864
Vineyard Views
Event Sales Coordinator
Castleview Cottage Accommodation
Cycling And Winery Tours
Wine Club
Over 30 Years Of Weddings

Ceremony Setting

garden
outdoor
courtyard
lawn
castle
winery
barrel hall
restaurant

Dietary Options Supported

No details available.

Nearby Landmarks

Wahgunyah – The Murray River town the estate sits in
Rutherglen – The wine region's main town, five minutes away
Corowa – Across the Murray in New South Wales
Albury-Wodonga – About fifty kilometres east along the river
St Leonards Vineyard – Sister winery in the same region
Mount Ophir Estate – Sister accommodation property nearby
Rutherglen cycling and walking loop – Passes close to the estate

On Site Accommodation

Castleview Cottage – the estate's own, directly opposite; 6 guests, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Two queen beds and one king that splits into singles; wood-burning fireplace
Continental breakfast provided, plus a bottle of All Saints Estate wine on arrival
Mount Ophir Estate – sister property, six houses sleeping about 50 between them
The Boathouse, Corowa – a further related property, 3 bedrooms, 6 guests
Nothing sleeps on the estate itself; all options are a short drive

Price Notes

NOTHING IS PRICED. No package rate, per-head figure, venue hire fee, minimum spend or deposit appears anywhere on the weddings, private-events or corporate-events pages. There is no PDF on the domain - the site's 868-URL sitemap was checked and the weddings page's 'BROCHURE' button carries no href to a document, opening an enquiry form instead. The only route to a number is the Event Sales Coordinator: 'For further information or to speak with our Event Sales Coordinator, contact us via phone on 1800 021 621 or email us.'
THE ESTATE'S OWN PAGES DISAGREE ABOUT ITS ROOM CAPACITIES. Great Hall: 'weddings of 50 - 130 guests' (weddings page); 'can accommodate up to 150 guests seated' (private events); 'seats from 50 to 160 people, depending on the table configuration' (corporate events). Cask Hall: 'weddings of 100 - 300 guests' (weddings page); 'can accommodate up to 250 guests, all seated comfortably' (private events). The private-events page reads as the older of the three - its testimonials are dated 2018 and it describes a 'Terrace Restaurant' with 'consecutive Chef's Hats from The Good Food Guide since 2013' under head chef Simon Arkless, while the current navigation lists KIN and Bonnie as the estate's restaurants and the weddings page offers KIN for small weddings. Recorded as published, with the wedding-specific figures used.
MINIMUMS APPLY AS WELL AS MAXIMUMS, which is easy to miss: the Cask Hall is quoted for 'weddings of 100 - 300 guests' and the Great Hall for 'weddings of 50 - 130'. A wedding of 70 guests sits above the Great Hall's stated ceiling for weddings on one page and below the Cask Hall's floor.
THE ESTATE HAS BEEN HOSTING WEDDINGS FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS AND SAYS SO: 'Nestled among the vines, All Saints Estate has been hosting weddings and celebrations for over 30 years. Our historic castle, renowned winery and stunning gardens provide a timeless backdrop and setting for a relaxed, yet elevated country-style wedding. Known for our warm hospitality and calm, open approach, we partner closely with each couple - led by your vision and your vibe.'
A BUSY PUBLIC EVENTS CALENDAR RUNS IN THE SAME SPACES and is worth checking a date against. Recent listings include a Museum Dinner in KIN with the Brown siblings, a Candlelight Concert for the Dark Side of Wine Festival in which 'our heritage-listed castle will be transformed into a breathtaking candlelit concert venue, with more than 5,000 candles illuminating the historic Cask Hall', and 'Dark and Perfect: A Century of Fortified' in the private underground Family Cellar.
SISTER VENUES AND RELATED BUSINESSES ARE NAMED IN THE FOOTER and are not this venue: KIN at All Saints Estate and Bonnie at All Saints Estate (the two on-site restaurants), St Leonards Vineyard, Thousand Pound Wine Bar & Store, and Mt Ophir Estate Accommodation. Only KIN and Bonnie are on the estate; the rest are separate properties under the same family.
THE VENUE HOLDS A CURRENT DESIGN CREDENTIAL, printed in its own footer: 'Shortlisted in the 2024 Australian Interior Design Awards - Hospitality Design (Techne Architecture)'. Recorded as a credential, not a wedding claim.
CONTACT DETAILS ARE OBFUSCATED ON THE PAGE. Email addresses render as a Cloudflare-style placeholder rather than plain text, so only the phone number - 1800 021 621, published in full - is recorded. Cellar door hours are 'Monday to Sunday 10am - 5pm'; 'Bonnie: Wednesday to Sunday for lunch'; 'KIN: Thursday to Sunday for lunch'.
REGION NOTE: the Rutherglen wine region has no location row of its own, and this venue is filed under Albury / Wodonga on the strength of that row's own description, which reads 'easy access to nearby wine country at Rutherglen' and 'Ceremonies happen in botanic gardens, on Murray riverbanks and at vineyard estates just over the border.' Wahgunyah is 50 km west of Albury on the Victorian side of the Murray. The register's open boundary question is resolved by folding Rutherglen in rather than creating a new region.