By the glass, at Juniper — 8 years ago
Batch #24. Lots of juniper & floral — 8 years ago
Limestone and lanolin on the nose, with hints of lemon pith and spring blossoms coming through. A little oily on the palate, but opens with ripe lemon and grapefruit, finishing with white peaches, juicy nectarines, and hints of white peppercorn, Juniper berries, and and river stone. Lovely, acid-driven and bone-dry wine! — 9 years ago
Fair to say the jury is still out on whether Shiraz works in the northern part of Margaret River but this is very good. Plummy with a hint of butterscotch (oak) and touch of black pepper. Medium bodied - fleshy with softening tannins. Short term cellaring. Very satisfying. — 9 years ago
Tart cherries and a pinch of juniper! An easy drinker. — 6 years ago
Balanced. Red Peppercorns, juniper, rhubarb, cranberry. Tight and beautiful — 7 years ago
Fresh and clean. Nice offer on #qantas first class domestic — 8 years ago
Had it again in September 2012.
Spectacular colour, ruby with hints of orange on the edges, fascinating brilliance. Thousands shades of scents. From wild berries to iron, savoury, minerally, juniper and so much more....
Wine that will last for a long haul, but it is already perfectly enjoyable. Superb palate. Super long with very unusual flavours. — 9 years ago
Fresh juniper all day, the addition of honey makes a very interesting, almost sauterne-ish mouthfeel. Brilliant. — 9 years ago
Campaccio is medium-bodied red with rich finish. Nice complement to juniper-brined pork chop. — 9 years ago
Fruity, berries, ?juniper. Elegant. — 7 years ago
That is a lean, crunchy, puckering See-ra.
Olives and juniper and meat on the nose. Soup, green beans, and garlic taters in the belly. — 8 years ago
Bit of bite at first open, hopefully will mellow out. Nice funky flavors. Raspberry, blackberry, dirt. After a bit it taste a bit more floral, maybe a little liquorice. Juniper? — 8 years ago
Transparent ruby; light-footed, mineral, ethereal, blackthorn and some juniper, dry strawberries; good depth and delineation; medium weight with silky and smooth tannins, great structure and acidity; on the lighter side of the mood; mineral fruity finish — 9 years ago
This is a lovely drink on the rocks or as a gin tonic. I wouldn't suggest it as a martini. The initial hit of Elderflower and cardamom don't feel right to me that way though it finishes of spice and juniper. — 9 years ago
Matt

Great development since LBT. Dried, leathery fruit with plenty of juiciness on the palate. Typical Barolo tar and roses backed by an array of spice notes; amaro, sarsaparilla, sandalwood, and juniper. Tannins are melting in nicely. — 6 years ago