One of the "new school" up here, embracing acidity and balance over oak and alcohol. Love this producer.
One of the "new school" up here, embracing acidity and balance over oak and alcohol. Love this producer.
4 people found it helpfulMar 21st, 2013
Give these folks an award. A smooth and neutral Syrah at a great price. I can see this as a staple for dinner parties as most people would find it delicious with most food (it was a hit 2/2 for me).
Give these folks an award. A smooth and neutral Syrah at a great price. I can see this as a staple for dinner parties as most people would find it delicious with most food (it was a hit 2/2 for me).
3 people found it helpfulMay 5th, 2014
VA is not acceptable on these levels. While I can see the structure behind this, the volatility is hard to get over. Good effort though
VA is not acceptable on these levels. While I can see the structure behind this, the volatility is hard to get over. Good effort though
1 person found it helpfulDec 31st, 2018
Not ur classic Syrah but with a lots to offer. Red with purple hue, opaque in the center, dried candied black cherry on the nose, blood orange citrus, plum, Cassis, blueberry stew, dried thyme, tarragon, licorice. Violet note came on the nose when it opened up. Slightly effervescent. Med plus acidity, med to med plus tannin. Very unique Syrah from Columbia Valley.
Revisit 3 days later, it’s smoother on the palate, black pepper note and savory notes came out.
Not ur classic Syrah but with a lots to offer. Red with purple hue, opaque in the center, dried candied black cherry on the nose, blood orange citrus, plum, Cassis, blueberry stew, dried thyme, tarragon, licorice. Violet note came on the nose when it opened up. Slightly effervescent. Med plus acidity, med to med plus tannin. Very unique Syrah from Columbia Valley.
Revisit 3 days later, it’s smoother on the palate, black pepper note and savory notes came out.
1 person found it helpfulJul 8th, 2018
Columbia Valley, Oregon/Washington, USA
