About Us

Learn about the eccentric people behind the wine you love

Rediscovering wine since 2009

Rachael made her first experimental vintage in 2008, having embarked on an adventure midlife, with a whispered dream and mason jar of change to fund her new project and ancient passion. The real adventure began in 2009 with a commercial license, tiny equipment and family and friends poised with 5 gallon buckets and fun loving energy. AniChe has grown over the years, but the adventure is still fresh and ongoing in a discovery of wines and family and friends.

Our Story

Family.

Friends.

Intrepid hard work.

Awe and humility at the wonders of nature.

Community.

Art.

Commitment to be better.

Truth and Beauty and Freedom and Love.

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Our Mission

As part of our ethos, we strive to bring wine that is not only artisan in quality, but true to the ideology of Truth, Beauty, Freedom, and Love. Our mission trancends wine, as we dive into our community with open hearts and compassion.

Meet Our Winemakers

Rachael Horn

Founder / Head Winemaker WSET 3 Certified, WSU V&E Graduate

Anaïs Mera

Winemaker / Heir / Operations WSET 3 Certified & WSU V&E Graduate

Diana Schultz

Winemaker WSET 3 Certified & Italian Wine Scholar

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It takes a village

When most people think of making wine, they think of taking samples from barrels and sniffing glasses. The truth is, the majority of running a winery is the business side of things… From the tasting room, to deliveries, fixing equipment and moving boxes. It takes a team of many talents to keep us operating!