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2004 Carlisle Winery Petite Sirah Dry Creek Valley
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2004 Carlisle Winery Petite Sirah Dry Creek Valley

Producer: Carlisle Winery
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Petite Sirah
Origin: California
Region: Sonoma

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91 Points | International Wine Cellar , May/June 2006

($30; aged in all new barrels) Saturated ruby. Superripe aromas of blackberry and blueberry syrup and walnut, plus a strong oaky component. A dense, thick fruit bomb with superb sweetness and considerable power. But this big, chewy, somewhat rustic wine is also a tannic monster. Officer says: "wine should be food." Or pair this with rare brontosaurus steak.

92-94 Points | Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate

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Petite Sirah

Even though the origins of this grape are in France, California is the place to look for the best expressions of Petite Sirah. The "Petite" in the name refers not to the size of the vines but rather to the size of the grapes. In fact, the high skin to juice ratio that accompanies the small berries allows Petite Sirah to produce wines with high tannins and...
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