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"History The Juniper (Juniperus Communis) is a conifer from the cypress family. It occurs naturally in the Benelux. The name Juniperus is a Celtic word that means prickly. And prickly is the juniper bush. Communis means ""common."" The juniper played a role in prehistory. The pollen of the berries has been found in soil layers, around the year 13,500 - 12,100 BC. The berries and seeds have been found in cesspools and this indicates the use of the berries as a spice. Use The juniper has a spicy, bittersweet taste with a woody and bittersweet smell. They are rich in vitamin C and antioxidants. The berry-shaped cone fruits are used to flavour various drinks. Besides being used in drinks, juniper is also used in marinades and sauerkraut. Juniper berries can also be added to supplements and slimming products. Whole juniper berries can be used in, for example, yoghurts or as a snack."

It possesses complex aromatics, with sweet ripe fruits, savoury earthy notes, and stem and oak spice. The palate displays plums and dark cherries alongside brambly berry fruit, anise and cinnamon spice. The fruit is encased in supple tannins, ensuring this wine will age gracefully for years to come. Like all of our wines, this Pinot Noir was grown from premium vineyards from the world famous Marlborough region of New Zealand. Perfect with BBQ meats, nutty cheese, and mushroom dishes