Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County, California, USA2006, St. Francis, Dry Creek Valley Petite Sirah. This has aged well; tannins and oak have integrated. Dark fruit, dark chocolate in a heavily extracted style. Good, not great.
2006, St. Francis, Dry Creek Valley Petite Sirah. This has aged well; tannins and oak have integrated. Dark fruit, dark chocolate in a heavily extracted style. Good, not great.
Dark purple in the glass. Bold and spicy on the palette. Smooth on the finish. Great Buy.
Dark purple in the glass. Bold and spicy on the palette. Smooth on the finish. Great Buy.
Aug 4th, 2015
I've found that no matter what kind of wine, I typically always like wines from dry creek valley. Very good, bold like the stags leap, a little more earthy though
I've found that no matter what kind of wine, I typically always like wines from dry creek valley. Very good, bold like the stags leap, a little more earthy though
May 2nd, 2014
Powerful dried fruit aroma - sugary sweet. Similar fig and candied plum on the palate but balanced and not overworked. Adventurous and enjoyable.
Powerful dried fruit aroma - sugary sweet. Similar fig and candied plum on the palate but balanced and not overworked. Adventurous and enjoyable.
Mar 26th, 2017Inky black and intensely capable. Tobacco, tannin and levels and levels of complexity. Paired with buffalo tenderloin and roasted cauliflower.
Inky black and intensely capable. Tobacco, tannin and levels and levels of complexity. Paired with buffalo tenderloin and roasted cauliflower.
Nov 21st, 2015Velvety and smooth. Lovely with lamb chops. Yes pls!
Velvety and smooth. Lovely with lamb chops. Yes pls!
Jan 13th, 2015
