Stags' Leap Winery 2012 Ne Cede Malis Estate Grown Petite Sirah (Stags Leap District)
From a consistently fine producer of the variety, this classic version is blended with 15% other varieties and aged for a year in entirely American oak, 25% of it new. Viscous and black in color, it's surprisingly vibrant on the palate, offering just-ripe blackberry and mocha around a cradle of nuanced acidity and peppery spice. Virginie Boone
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Price$115,Buy Now
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DesignationNe Cede Malis Estate Grown
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Alcohol14.1%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published6/1/2016
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