Monterra 2004 Shiraz (Monterey County)
This lighter-sized Shiraz has black-cherry flavors and herbal, peppery notes that start up on the nose and don't let go until the last second of the medium-long, tart finish. A fine, by-the-grill wine.
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Price$9,Buy Now
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Alcohol13.5%
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Bottle Size750ML
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CategoryRed
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Date Published9/1/2005
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