• Our 2022 Pinot Noir earned Silver Medal at the 2026 Sakura Wine Awards before a single bottle left the vineyard. Cool climate Pinot that rewards patience. We are giving this vintage the time it deserves.

    Tasting Notes

    • Bright garnet in colour.
    • Nose presents mushroom and spice with hints of morello cherries and leather.
    • Savoury oregano and lengthy complexity on the palate with a lingering, drying tannin finish.
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  • A pretty pink rosé, best enjoyed chilled alongside a charcuterie board.

    Tasting Notes

    • Pretty pink in colour.
    • Nose presents spring wildflowers and herbs.
    • Juicy raspberry and strawberry rosé on the palate with layers of rhubarb and wild herbs.
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  • Meet "The Early One". Tempranillo takes its name from the Spanish word temprano, meaning early, because it ripens before every other red in the vineyard. The grape behind Rioja finds a fresh Australian voice in our cool climate single vineyard expression: medium-bodied, food-first and made for the table.

    The Tempranillo was harvested at optimal ripeness, living up to its name as the first red off the vine, to capture the variety's bright fruit and natural spice.

    This wine follows in the footsteps of our Gold Medal-winning 2021 Tempranillo, recognised in Tokyo at the Sakura Wine Awards alongside wines from Rioja and Bordeaux.

    Crafted to let the variety speak for itself. The just-right red for those who find Shiraz too big and Pinot too light.

    Tasting Notes

    • Dark ruby red in the glass.
    • Plum and spice on the nose.
    • Rich plum and Mediterranean herbs on the palate.
    • Succulent complexity and a soft, lingering tannin finish.

    Awards

    Food Pairing

    Tempranillo is one of the most naturally food-friendly red wines you will encounter. Its soft tannins and savoury spice make it the ultimate table wine, at home with everything from casual share plates to a long Sunday lunch.

    Tapas and Share Plates: jamón, chorizo, patatas bravas, marinated olives, Manchego

    Charcuterie: cured meats, terrines, aged cheddar, quince paste

    From the Grill: steak, lamb cutlets, pork ribs, chargrilled vegetables

    Slow Cooked: braised lamb shoulder, beef cheeks, oxtail ragu

    Casual Classics: wood-fired pizza, mushroom risotto, burgers

    Serving Suggestion

    Serve at 16 to 18 degrees in a medium-sized red wine glass. A short decant will open up its plum fruit and savoury spice. Enjoyable now and will continue to reward through 2030.

    The 2022 Tempranillo is currently featured in our Tasting Room with Mushroom and sage arancini, sauteed local oyster mushrooms, aioli and parmesan.

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  • A soft, elegant take on the world's most celebrated red. Cabernet Sauvignon is the noble grape of Bordeaux, planted right across the globe, yet rarely grown as high or as cool as it is here. Grown on the undulating slopes of Canyonleigh in the cool-climate Southern Highlands, our single vineyard expression is soft, elegant and full of regional character.

    The fruit was harvested at optimal ripeness to capture the variety's red-berry character while preserving freshness and elegance.

    Grown on a single block at PepperGreen Estate, this wine reflects the unique terroir of Canyonleigh altitude, cool nights and the conditions that give our reds their elegance and fine structure.

    Crafted with a considered, minimal-intervention approach to let the fruit and site speak for themselves. Made to be enjoyed now, with the structure to reward a few years in the cellar.

    Tasting Notes

    • Mid-red with a garnet tinge in the glass.
    • Nose presents notes of raspberry, redcurrant and a hint of blackcurrant.
    • Red fruits and dried herbs on a soft, medium-bodied palate with fine tannins.

    Awards

    Food Pairing

    Our cool-climate Cabernet is elegant and savoury rather than big and firm, which makes it a wonderfully versatile food red. Its red fruit, fine tannins and gentle herbal edge suit roasted meats and earthy, savoury dishes especially well.

    Red Meat: Roast lamb, grilled sirloin, slow-braised beef cheek, venison
    Poultry and Game: Roast chicken, duck breast, quail, glazed turkey
    Mushroom and Earthy: Wild mushroom risotto, mushroom pasta, lentil ragù, truffle dishes
    Charcuterie: Prosciutto, salami, coppa, country pâté
    Cheese: Aged cheddar, gruyère, parmesan, washed-rind styles

    Serving Suggestion

    Serve at 16 to 18 degrees in a large red wine glass. Decant for around 30 minutes to let the aromatics open up. Drinking beautifully now, with the structure to develop further over the next few years in the cellar.

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  • The same oil Head Chef Mark Chance reaches for in our Tasting Room, pressed from fruit grown in our own grove in the Southern Highlands. Two bottles rather than one, because that is how we use it. Cook with the first, keep the second for finishing, and taste the difference between the two applications. Cold-pressed, unfiltered and bottled on the estate. The linen tea towel is a good one, not a novelty. Awarded Gold Medal, Australian International Olive Awards   What's included Two Australian Extra Virgin Olive Oil 500ml PepperGreen Estate linen tea towel Good on everything, but particularly bread, tomatoes, and anything coming off a grill.
  • Our Olive Leaf Gin is distilled using leaves picked from the same trees that give us our Extra Virgin Olive Oil. It only makes sense if you grow both, which is exactly why you will not find it anywhere else. The leaves bring a savoury, herbal note that sits underneath the juniper rather than competing with it. Distinctly of this place, and a long way from a standard London Dry.   Tasting Notes Pale green in the glass with a soft olive cast. Juniper and citrus peel on the nose, with a green, herbal note underneath. The palate is dry and savoury, finishing clean with a subtle bitterness that comes directly from the leaf. Serve simply. Good tonic, plenty of ice, and a strip of lemon peel or a green olive. It also makes an excellent Martini for anyone who takes theirs dry. 500ml. Distilled in the Southern Highlands, NSW.   Prefer to try before you buy? Book the Olive Leaf Gin Tasting Flight at our Cellar Door in Berrima.