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EOS Estate Winery Petite Syrah Reserve

EOS 2005 RESERVE PETITE SIRAH

Estate Bottled, Paso Robles

Heady aromas of raspberry, blackberry, earth & spice. Luscious, up-front berry flavors lead to a sublime, velvety structure, with a big, rounded mid-palate of chocolate and earth. The finish is dry, with lingering tannin and notes of dark baker's chocolate and rich spices.

Food Pairing Recommendations
Serve with big-flavored foods such as game fowl, gumbo or filet mignon with rich sauces. A classic pairing for our Petite Sirah is Peking Duck.

Alcohol: 14%
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Snooth User: jonatne
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jonatne
Austin, TX
February 2008
This petite syrah reserve is one of the best petite syrah's I've tried in California at this price point. Very interesting and very to the point.
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Snooth User: WineGent
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WineGent
August 2008
This wine is concentrated, filled with red and black fruit and has the complexity that many wines in this price range do not. It also offers immediate gratification. The 2004 was deep purple and viscous. Black fruit, smoke and very tame tannins make this easy to quaff. The finish reveals a few layers. Black current, Boysenberry and other black fruits give this wine a long, silky finish.

Tags: Gerry Dunn, WineGent
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