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
Excellent. — 2 months ago
A stunning wine from my favourite durif winery. — 8 months ago
Fun ZA wine — 3 years ago
Durif - cross pelourosin and syrah
N: candied lilac
P: good grip. Nice sweet blackberry fruit. Elegant. Very precise. — 5 months ago
Great with or without food. Beautifully balanced. — 2 years ago
Love it. Juicy, sweet-ish, great with dinner — 3 years ago
Inky black and delicious! More luscious than Rutherglen durif the tannin much softer. Lovely Friday night drinking. — 4 years ago
"Odedi"
Deep purple in color with a short purple rim.
Sweet and very fruity on the nose.
Full-bodied and bold with medium minus acidity and long legs.
Dry on the palate and very fruity, with nice complexity.
Showing blackberries, cooked prunes, cedar, vanilla, licorice, spices, dried figs, raisins, chocolates, light earth, bitter herbs and light barnyard.
Sweet finish with fine grained tannins.
This 9 year old Petite Sirah from California is enjoyable by itself or with food. Elegant and smooth. Fruit forward and robust.
Very much in your face kind of wine, although, I expected it to calm down by now. Feels more like a California Syrah at this point.
14.6% alcohol by volume.
91 points.
$60. — 12 days ago