For a Song Syrah

Just a ridiculous value. Sandstone, fire pit, dark berry ooze, bloody, aged meat. Concentrated in the mouth, with clingy, soft, savory flavors. Great with braised lamb shanks.

A great value. Bloody, ashy, dark berry fruit. A good initial wallop and then a long finish. For under $10, this is ridiculous.

Ripe red plum meat begin the journey of this wine, through the nostrils, lending a great hand with the dark fruit laden heavy bodied wine, with oil brined black olive, and prairie grown herbs.
This year must have been spot on, because this is great juice, with lingering tones of eucalyptus like staves.

This is hitting all the right tones.

Dark garnet, a beautiful color, just not one to be spilt.

Nose of plum, fresh fig.

First the light vanilla dissipates into several levels of dense stem and thorn berry, licorice, fruit leather, lip smacking acids.

Thanks to #gargiste I get to try more of these great Washington wines on the east coast. Worth the wait.
Can u dig it?

Integrated tannins , lots of blackberry fruit, really nice

Boysenberry, strawberries and cream, and plum on the nose. Tabasco, diesel, and licorice on the palate. Not a fan. (It’s thinner and more earthy on the second day.) I should’ve kept it bottled for longer.

Color of inky bubbly purple, with some ruby note. Nose of some oak, fresh grapes, spice, a bit cherry, quite average. Taste of raisin, fermented cabbage, oak, grape skins, a bit zest, and almost nonexistent tannins. Aftertaste of some more grape skins, a bit cocoa, and a bit earthy, definitely not a bold powerful Syrah.

#garagiste selection, nice structure and weight with some wonderful dark fruit. For sub $10, it’s hard to find a better domestic Syrah.

Light and fun. Complex and tasty.

Great with bbq