See previous review. I’m trying it again to see how it differed from the 2017 Durif from Berryessa Gap Vineyards. This Petite has Primitivo and Peloursin in as a field blend. The Durif is straight Petite Sirah.
This wine is juicy, big and complex. It’s not showing much softening from age, but it’s a lovely red as I mentioned in my previous review of the 2017. — 2 years ago
Durif - cross pelourosin and syrah
N: candied lilac
P: good grip. Nice sweet blackberry fruit. Elegant. Very precise. — 2 months ago
Had with a bbq. Very nice. Brought from cellar door. — 8 months ago
Fun ZA wine — 3 years ago
A stunning wine from my favourite durif winery. — 5 months ago
Great with or without food. Beautifully balanced. — a year ago
Love it. Juicy, sweet-ish, great with dinner — 2 years ago
Inky black and delicious! More luscious than Rutherglen durif the tannin much softer. Lovely Friday night drinking. — 3 years ago
Nick Brandon
Dark, inky crimson with a pale rose rim.
Bouquet of a forest of brambles and vegetables.
A sort of salinity sits in the center of the flavor, rounded out by other mineral complexities. The finish is medium-long with some acidity. — a month ago