92 pts James Suckling July 2017
Bold and tannic style of shiraz. Plenty of herb-wrapped black fruits and chewy tannins. Needs some time. Best from 2022
91 pts Wine Enthusiast ‘Cellar Selection’ Dec 2017
Slightly lighter on its feet than its sibling, L-Block, the Lieu-Dit shows more meat and black olive characters combined with ripe cherry, chocolate, cola, and oak spice. The palate is tangy and herbal while the powerful tannins are fine grained and the acidity well balanced. This should age rather nicely. Drink 2019–2037