Copper Valley

Central Valley Syrah

8.25 ratings
-no pro ratings
Central Valley, Chile
Syrah
Lamb
Top Notes For
Kevin Murphy

Not as complex as a California Syrah. Nice body but the bouquet is bit coarse. It tastes immature.

Not as complex as a California Syrah. Nice body but the bouquet is bit coarse. It tastes immature.

Jan 6th, 2021
Maren Knopp

Drank with steak and mashed potatoes. Delicious! Buttery, long finish.

Drank with steak and mashed potatoes. Delicious! Buttery, long finish.

Jan 3rd, 2021
Michael Wallace

Dry and very light. Slightly acidic. Light on flavor.

Dry and very light. Slightly acidic. Light on flavor.

Dec 6th, 2020
Peg Hanssen

The grapes of Copper Valley come from estate vineyards in Villa Alegre, 285 km south of Santiago in the Maule Valley of Chile. The soils are derived from volcanic ash and consist of sandy to sandy-loam earth. The temperate Mediterranean climate supplies plenty of sunshine and the vineyards are carefully managed to produce grapes that have amazingly concentrated flavor.

Copper Valley Syrah has an intense red-violet color with shades of blue. It has a prominent cherry liquor aroma with notes of strawberry jam and spices. Its tannins are ripe and soft and complemented by a rich and balanced acidity. It pairs well with pastas, herby dishes, ham and mature cheeses.

The grapes of Copper Valley come from estate vineyards in Villa Alegre, 285 km south of Santiago in the Maule Valley of Chile. The soils are derived from volcanic ash and consist of sandy to sandy-loam earth. The temperate Mediterranean climate supplies plenty of sunshine and the vineyards are carefully managed to produce grapes that have amazingly concentrated flavor.

Copper Valley Syrah has an intense red-violet color with shades of blue. It has a prominent cherry liquor aroma with notes of strawberry jam and spices. Its tannins are ripe and soft and complemented by a rich and balanced acidity. It pairs well with pastas, herby dishes, ham and mature cheeses.

Nov 10th, 2020
Brandy Witmer

Brandy had this 4 years ago

Brandy had this 4 years ago

Jun 28th, 2020