Terre Rouge 2019 DTR Ranch Syrah (Fiddletown)
Near-immediate aromas of black cherry, blackberry, vanilla and chocolate release from the glass, followed by dried violets and roses, sweet tobacco, forest floor and dried leaves. The palate follows through, adding notes of dried black fruits and a hint of leather, bringing depth and complexity. A strong acidic backbone ensures freshness throughout. The finish is solid and warm. Stacy Briscoe
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Price$48,Buy Now
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DesignationDTR Ranch
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Alcohol14.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published12/31/2022
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