Hart 1998 Syrah (Temecula)
Aromas of black pepper and smoke, along with creamy raspberries indicate promise, but the barrel regime takes over on the palate, where caramelized wood continues through the finish as burnt coffee.
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Price$24,Buy Now
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Alcohol13.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published11/1/2001
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