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Syrah

The Syrah grape, also known as Shiraz in Australia, South Africa and Canada, is an offspring grape of two little known French grape varieties – Dureza and Mondeuse Blanche. Shiraz wines have the highest serving temperature of wines at 65 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Brand

Appellation

Designation

Varietal

Year

Price

Qty.

Andrew Murray

Central Coast

Tous Les Jours

Syrah

The Syrah for this wine came from Paso Robles and their Estate vineyard. This is the 8th vintage of this wine. This wine was aged for 11 months in a mix of new and 1-3 year old French oak barriques. This inky-hued, full-bodied wine has lots of fruit and spice and is highly drinkable right now, however, it will reward the patient with another couple years of aging.

2006

$20.99

Andrew Murray

Santa Ynez Valley

Estate Grown

Syrah

Lightly gamy, faintly brushy and just a bit sharp in this nose, this coarse and very dry wine suffers from a real shortfall in fruit and winds up dull and bitter with an oddly tangy edge to its finish.

2009

$21.99

Morgan Winery

Monterey

Syrah

2005

$21.99

Mietz

Syrah, Russian River Valley

Syrah

2005

$25.99

The Ojai Vineyard

Santa Barbara County

Syrah

Although it may be a bit simple and still framed with the coarse edges of youth, this deep, dense, impressively filled Syrah has all of the right makings for success down the line. It conveys a fine sense of extract without being too heavy or ripe, and its scattered glimmers of pepper and spice suggest that there will be more to come in time. It is, in short, a serious and ageworthy Syrah, and it needs at least a few years of age but could easily grow for five to ten more.

2008

$28.99