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Name and role at Lenton Brae?
Roy. Chief rabbit and silver-eye exterminator. I also let visitors take my photo.How long have you worked at Lenton Brae?
5 years come Christmas 2007.What do you enjoy about your job? (assuming you do of course!)
The endless supply of rabbits.
Do you have a favourite Lenton Brae wine?
Alcohol doesn’t go with my disposition.What do you do when you’re not at Lenton Brae?
Part-time modelling. I think I need a new agent though.Within your role at Lenton Brae, what are you plans for the medium to long term?
I’d like to be top dog. But I have a bit to learn from Ben in the guinea fowl dept.Best (non-wine) attribute of the Margaret River wine region?
The local fauna. They all seem to love yineyardsFavourite destination?
My bed!
Best wine moment?
Roaming the vineyard
If you were a wine, what would you be?
Haven’t progressed beyond ripe Chardonnay grapes yet!
