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A Petite Sirah wine from California in USA. 2008 Daou Petite Sirah 750ml

This wine is a perfect example of why we are seeing a r esurgence of interest in this historic grape variety. Grown on old world head pruned vines in the Napa Valley, the fruit in this wine is brimming with blueberry and raspberry character with a touch of pepper. On the palate the wine is surprisingly soft while retaining the mouth filling tannins and body for which our Petite Sirah is justly renowned. The middle of the wine shows multiple levels of flavor with a rich silky mouth feel. The finish...

Vina Robles’ 2006 Petite Sirah comes from the Jardine Vineyard of Paso Robles, famous for producing exceptional fruit with intense dark berry aromas and ripe, firm tannins. A noteworthy wine from the 2006 vintage, this wine was awarded outstanding marks by Wine Enthusiast magazine: “The ’06 Vina Robles seizes full command of Petite Sirah. Shows a classically thick, full-bodied texture, with dark currant, plum and licorice flavors edged with baker’s chocolate. Fully dry, it’s marvelous now with tri...

This wine has a lot of body and tends to go well with stronger meats - game, beef, lamb and is an excellent companion to spicy sauces and hearty pasta dishes.

Big, bold, and juicy, this Petite Sirah is full of intense black olive tapenade, chocolate, and tobacco. The tannic, peppery finish hints at its 19 months spent in French oak.

"A bold, peppery, spicy wine, with terrific mineral details, showing dark fruit, thick tannins and a rustic charm. Drink now through 2014. 15,340 cases made." ~MW

1988 Parducci Library Petite Sirah With over 20 years in the bottle, our 1988 Library Petite Sirah is a mellowed and complex mouthful of ripe black cherry, licorice and clove which carry into a long, velvety finish. Be the first to review this item » Add To Cart $34.99 / Bottle Add To Cart Add To Cart $419.88 / Case of 12 Buy Case Tweet Email Wine Specs Vintage 1988 Varietal Petite Sirah Appellation Mendocino County Wine Profile Tasting Notes Aromas of brambly blackberry...

As longtime readers know, one of California’s longest-lived, best value wines is Petite Sirah, which is also known as Durif. Massena’s 2005 Durif Howling Dog, cropped at a ridiculously low .7 tons of fruit per acre, and aged 18 months in old French oak, can easily compete with some of the great Petite Sirahs from Ridge or Turley Vineyards. Its inky/blue/purple hue is accompanied by scents of blueberry liqueur, crushed rocks, and acacia flowers. Full-bodied, powerful, and rich, with surprisingly supple...

There is nothing petite about Petite Sirah. This black grape, grown throughout the warmer regions of California, produces teeth-staining, brawny wines with dark berry and plum fruit, a grind of spice (usually black pepper) and sturdy tannins. Once considered a rustic wine, California Petite Sirah has become softer and more polished in recent years, as winemakers have learned to tame the tannins and astringency with various techniques in the vineyard and cellar. Petite Sirah -- intentionally misspelled...

This is a wine that speaks for itself from the first impression. It is a massive Petite Sirah infused with blackberry, chocolate, tar and oak spice. The color is dark, flashy and almost opaque. With its big, concentrated fruit flavors, rich, chewy tannins and warm berry pie finish, it delivers Petite Sirah character on a near-epic scale, while still maintaining a sense of balance and finesse. Although drinkable now for its youthful exuberance, the next ten years will bring additional softening and...

2008 Red Bone Petite Sirah Region: Dry Creek Valley, California Total Acid: 0.6 g/l Alcohol: 14.5% Residual Sugar: 0.21 g/l Cellaring: 2-3 years Panel's Notes: The intense color suggests bold flavors and this wine delivers big time. Aromas of blackberry, plum, crushed spice and lavender introduce sweet, round and powerful fruit flavors. The finish is supple with enough structure to carry flavors through a lingering finish. Winery Background: Few winemakers have as much influence on the international...

A rich ruby/garnet in color, the wine's aromas combine ripe, juicy fruit notes of cassis and blueberry with classic mocha, sweet tobacco, and cedar spice. Particularly impressive in its lush, dense mouth feel, it offers full-throttle,... Read More

First produced in 1978 by the Bogle family, this 2004 Petite Sirah is considered Bogle’s 'heritage' varietal. On the nose, luscious boysenberry teases you along with touches of black pepper and herbs. Trademark inky and jammy tones fill the mouth with ripe fruit and berries. The voluptuous finish lingers with toasty oak and lush fruit. The firm tannins make this a wine that can develop for years to come, but you won’t want to wait that long to enjoy it! Try this unique wine with rich meat dishes...

In 1968 the father and son team of Warren and Chris Bogle planted their first 20 acres of wine grapes in Clarksburg, California. Today Bogle Vineyards farms ov ...more

The Region: Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Amador County is sometimes called ‘California’s Piedmont’. With vineyards running from 250 to 2900 feet in elevation, and summer temperatures ranging from 80 to over 100 degrees F, the excellent growing conditions have encouraged diversified plantings. The Wine: Grippingly tannic, bold and deeply coloured Petite Sirah complements the jamminess of Zinfandel, taming the abundant blueberries and blackberries with a hint of dark cherry...