Crane Lake Petite Sirah California (2005)
| Winery: | Crane Lake Cellars |
| Region: | USA » California » Lake |
| Varietal: | Petite Sirah |
| Type: | Table Wines |
Crane Lake is a value-driven brand produced by Franzia and Bronco Wine Company. The majority of these wines are produced in California, with some branching out into Australia (for Down Under Chardonnay and others). These are available in supermarkets and most retailers.
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Crane Lake Cellars on SnoothApril 2012
Hello We (me and my girlfriend) are Dutch 'rose' lovers and aspecialy those Zinfandel's from CA.We recently tried some botles 'Crane Lake Zinfandel 2009' and we both had NEVER drunken such a SUPERB glas of rose.But last week the liquer-store told us that this wine was sold out, and not available anymore :( Could we please get any information wh... Read More
April 2012
Sprouts Farmers Market sells it for 3/$10 and does very well. It's bottled in Napa Valley and for a dinner wine you can't lose. For that price I give it a 4 rating. Read More
March 2012
Good color and very jammy, but nothing memorable. Read More
February 2012
Very enjoyable! Got it on sale for $3.50 a bottle and I am very impressed! Read More
February 2012
I was somewhat skeptical about purchasing this wine, but once I tasted how smooth the flavors blended together, my skepticism left. There is no trace of oak in the pallet, which is a major plus for me. For anyone looking for a red wine, but doesn't care for the bitterness associated with a red, this red wine is a must try. Read More
January 2012
Laying down a $4 bottle of wine for 7 years in this case didn't help. Imagine that? However, it did taste like what it was, an inexpensive red. Petite Syrah, it's name is a misnomer. Read More
Dec 15, 2010
just tried a bottle of your riesling that was given to us, very good. may try some of your other wines.
Nov 12, 2010
We drink a lot of Crane Lake wines (1.5 cases/week) in our household. Can you tell us why the corks in the bottles of Chardonnay are so hard and wreck just about every corkscrew known to man? The corks in all other variatals are just fine, as are the corks in the 1.5litre bottles of Chardonnay. We look forward to your comments and recommendation...
Oct 9, 2010
To echo Beachnut57, this Malbec has the necessary acidity to stand up to red sauces. I am of the belief that if you have to sugar you red sauces you are using the wrong tomatoe products. This is a dirt cheap wine that will complement any tomatoe based recipe within reason. There is really almost no malbec character to the wine. I will assume...
Oct 2, 2010
where can you get crane lake chard in the scottsdale AZ area? thanks nycmfm@gmail.com
Mar 16, 2010
can you buy stock in crane lake?was at a countryclub in gulf sh./orange beach,it was on the menu.
Jan 21, 2010
Crane Lake truly brings the complete idea of wine to the everyday table without breaking the budget!
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