Definitions
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- noun A dark-skinned variety of
grape , used to produce powerfulred wines . - noun A wine produced from this variety of grape.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Apparently, blending syrah from the Northern Rhone with Bordeaux was fairly common in the pre-appellation controllée era, particularly in weaker vintages, to result in a wine that had been “Hermitagé,” so-called after the celebrated region that produces fine syrah.
Chateau Palmer revives an old tradition | Dr Vino's wine blog 2010
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Apparently, blending syrah from the Northern Rhone with Bordeaux was fairly common in the pre-appellation controllée era, particularly in weaker vintages, to result in a wine that had been “Hermitagé,” so-called after the celebrated region that produces fine syrah.
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Of the wineries currently open for business, Arrowhead Spring's gamble on syrah is what I think is the most exciting, but it's the new vineyards where the diversity is most evident.
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Of the wineries currently open for business, Arrowhead Spring's gamble on syrah is what I think is the most exciting, but it's the new vineyards where the diversity is most evident.
Bryan Calandrelli 2009
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I hesitate to say it, but I think rather than compare this grape to syrah from the Northern Rhone, it might be more interesting to compare their syrah to that of the Northern Rhone.
Blaufrankisch: The Best Red You've Never Heard Of | Dr Vino's wine blog 2010
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Of the wineries currently open for business, Arrowhead Spring's gamble on syrah is what I think is the most exciting, but it's the new vineyards where the diversity is most evident.
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Of the wineries currently open for business, Arrowhead Spring's gamble on syrah is what I think is the most exciting, but it's the new vineyards where the diversity is most evident.
LENNDEVOURS: 2008
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Jamesport Vineyards 2006 Rose ($16), a blend of cabernet franc, merlot and syrah, is a soft, fruity rosé made in an off-dry style.
WTNs: Jamesport Vineyards New Releases (North Fork of Long Island) 2008
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Others are delicious for their savoury character, and this wine definitely falls into the latter category: an uncompromisingly authentic, supple northern Rhône syrah, that is all about meaty, spicy flavours; like a juicy, bloody peppered steak.
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The frosting is dark chocolate & flavored with Bouteille Call pronounce that booty call a syrah port from Boony Doon Vineyard with a strong raspberry flavor.
Love Potion Cupcake kat 2008
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