Intensely ripe and dense, with a structured backbone and some barely perceptible hints of tobacco underneath all the cassis and oak. Lot’s of pleasure here with a touch of complexity to boot. I’d drink it up soon as the substantial alcohol will only become more prominent as the fruit ages away.
Syrah, Sheridan Vineyard, Yakima Valley, 2003
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