on the Anvers Wines menu. Everything is centered around a single idea that quality should be understood, not just consumed.
Connor sees the partnership as an opportunity to reinforce a quieter, more deliberate way of cooking. “At its core, it’s simple. Start with something honest, treat it well and don’t lose sight of what it is.”
About Connor
Executive Chef Connor appointment at Anvers Wines signalled a new culinary era for the Adelaide Hills destination. Recognised as one of the state’s rising talents, Connor has honed his craft in acclaimed South Australian kitchens including Woodstock, Maxwell’s and The Kitchen at Bec Hardy.
Named TAFE SA Apprentice Chef of the Year in 2019, Connor has been previously recognised by the Australian Good Food Guide, earning Two Chef’s Hats during his tenure at The Kitchen at Bec Hardy (scoring 14 in 2024 and 15 in 2025), before achieving a historic debut for South Australia at Anvers with a score of 17 in the 2026 Australian Good Food Guide Chef Hat Awards.
“Since coming on board to lead the kitchen at Anvers, I’ve been constantly inspired by the team and the quality of ingredients we have at our fingertips here in the Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu Peninsula, and the incredible South Australian producers we are so lucky to work with”, said Connor, Anvers Wines Executive Chef
Guided by a produce-centred philosophy, Connor’s approach at Anvers Wines is defined by intentional, seasonal cooking that reflects the character of its setting, where the Adelaide Hills meets the Fleurieu Peninsula.