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Stolo 2016 Hillside Reserve Syrah (San Luis Obispo County)
Editors' Choice
Winemaker Nicole Bertotti Pope once again turns this extreme coastal vineyard's fruit into a uniquely savory Syrah, starting with aromas of peppercorn- and rosemary-crusted lamb roast, cassis and purple flowers. The palate pops with tremendous acidity, delivering rugged flavors of thyme, beef carpaccio and green olive. Matt Kettmann
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Price$54,Buy Now
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DesignationHillside Reserve
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Alcohol12.9%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published7/1/2019
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