Spring Mountain Vineyard 2007 Estate Bottled Syrah (Spring Mountain District)
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A robust, spicy Syrah, full-bodied and fruity, offering an explosion of concentrated blackberries and pepper. The tannins are raw and astringent now, making the wine functionally difficult to enjoy. This score reflects the wine's possibilities in 3–4 years.
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Price$55,Buy Now
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DesignationEstate Bottled
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Alcohol13.7%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published7/1/2011
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