Black Sage Vineyard
Okanagan Valley Shiraz
Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada
Smooth, deep, highly palatable. Well worth the 3 year wait!! Compared with their regular Shiraz and this one is Incredible.
Smooth, deep, highly palatable. Well worth the 3 year wait!! Compared with their regular Shiraz and this one is Incredible.
May 21st, 2018
This is a pure expression of the great wines that are now being produced in the Southern Okanagan Valley. This contemporary New World flavored and aromatic wine opens with delicious black fruit and a dusting of sage in presentation. On the palate it’s a touch rambunctious yet with a simplicity that belies its layered complexity. This wine has hidden depths that will show well over time. Cheers 🍷🇨🇦
This is a pure expression of the great wines that are now being produced in the Southern Okanagan Valley. This contemporary New World flavored and aromatic wine opens with delicious black fruit and a dusting of sage in presentation. On the palate it’s a touch rambunctious yet with a simplicity that belies its layered complexity. This wine has hidden depths that will show well over time. Cheers 🍷🇨🇦
Jan 8th, 2018
One of my favourite okanagan wines. High tannins, earthy and well rounded
One of my favourite okanagan wines. High tannins, earthy and well rounded
Mar 24th, 2017Tasty and very savory. Like a meal in a glass.
Tasty and very savory. Like a meal in a glass.
Jul 24th, 2016
Really good Canadian Shiraz. No, that is not a contradiction in terms. Full fruit forward start without the ultra dry finish you get with most AUZ deliveries. Plummy but not Zin/Porty at the start and a little bit of spice at the end for a nice finish. Another "smuggled" gem from the Okanagan. Hate to sound like a western wine snob, but Niagara still comes up so short and when comparing reds. Looking forward to trying the Merlot.
Really good Canadian Shiraz. No, that is not a contradiction in terms. Full fruit forward start without the ultra dry finish you get with most AUZ deliveries. Plummy but not Zin/Porty at the start and a little bit of spice at the end for a nice finish. Another "smuggled" gem from the Okanagan. Hate to sound like a western wine snob, but Niagara still comes up so short and when comparing reds. Looking forward to trying the Merlot.
Jul 10th, 2016