One of Juniper's top Chardonnays, this 2020 is not quite at the great heights of the previous vintage.
One of Juniper's top Chardonnays, this 2020 is not quite at the great heights of the previous vintage.
Margaret River Chardonnay is awesome when done well and here we have another example. Interest awaits around every corner. This is an excellent wine.
This is good. Really good! It has that yin and yang appeal as the fruit and savoury goodness playfully seek the upper hand.
Elegant intensity. And elegance is certainly the word. A beautiful Chardonnay that glides through the mouth.
An excitement machine with a starburst of energy, this Margaret River Chardonnay is flirtatious with a good whack of oak.
A keeper that will reward well beyond a decade, this Cabernet blend from Juniper is a worth hanging out for.
Firm and really focused on the mid-palate, cook something over the coals, even splash it in a glass beside some spag bol and you're set.
Peachy with lemons in hot pursuit, this is an easy-drinking and moreish Chardonnay from Margaret River.
There is some serious complexity about this Sauvignon Blanc/Semillon blend from Margaret River. Another great release in Juniper Estate's Three Fields range.
Like its Chardonnay stablemate, this is a very smart wine. A generous, rounded and dense Cabernet awaits.
One whiff and this is very Cabernet. Roasted peppers, blackcurrants and some dried herbs all race for your attention.
A Margaret River Chardonnay with plenty of layers to peel back. Well priced for the interest it offers, Chardy fans ought to stick this on their radar.
A wine that grows on you, for a label I don't know much about I walk away suitably impressed. Very nicely done here.
These Flying Winemaker wines have covered a bit of ground sourced from two regions in New Zealand, the King Valley and now this Cabernet from Margaret River.