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Overall, an outstanding wine. This wine is clear and bright, with a medium plusintense ruby core fading to a pale ruby rim. On the nose this wine is cleanand developing, with medium plus intense unctuous aromas of red andblack plums, black cherry, strawberry jam, crushed black pepper, cedar,pan grille, roast meat and vanilla. Very complex.The flavors are very intense, showcasing black cherry, black berry, strawberryjam, crushed peppercorn, cassis, chalk, black morel mushrooms,grilled meat and warm oak. The finish is long, with complex flavors balancedby lingering firm and integrated tannin.

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Black cherry, earthy. medium tannins.

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Tasty Syrah. Like many biodynamic wines, tasted pre-decanted.Grenache added great kick on the finish.

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A solid-4 days of cold soaking, a high alcohol resistant syrah yeast strain, gentle fermentation in open-top fermentation bins produced a superbly enhanced the fruity, heady and fleshy wine. A relatively neutral French oak aging process led to naturally expressive cherry and currant aromas with strong black pepper and spicy overtones. 

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I was thrilled to find this gem on my final night of a ski trip in Beaver Creek at Vin 48. This high scoring wine lived up to the hype. I got blackberry and boysenberry on the nose. Big dark fruit on the palate with peppery notes. Powerful yet elegant. Rich and intense with a long and clean finish. Now if I can only get through on their mailing list.

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Cross between a Port and a Sherry....lighter than a port but less sweet than sherry. Slight spicyness.

Paired extremely well with golden beet ravioli filled with White-trulled Chevre cheese, dressed with Avocado Oil and Young Grenache-based balsamic vinegar.

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Cherry flavors. Dry finish.

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An excellent drinkable Crianza from Rioja. Great on the nose and tongue. Has become my everyday go to Spanish red because of the affordable pricepoint and availability.

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I first had this Grenache at Cyrus up in Healdsburg and had to go out and get more. It's only available at one shop in SF, but worth the effort. It appears a cloudy red in color (looks unfiltered to me). It's very elegant, with soft berry fruit flavors, reminiscent of a Pinot noir. Also of note, it was named for the winemaker's grandmother, Grace.