This blog is only updated during the Summer when I prefer to drink wine and discover new Vinters, Varietals, and Vineyards. However, from time to time throughout the year you may find a rouge post here and there. Please remember, that I am an amateur wine drinker, so my notes and observations on the blog are my own personal inexperienced notes. As I grow and develop my pallet, I hope that my notes and annotations will develop and refine as well. Until then, enjoy my blog and my adventures.

Wednesday, June 10, 2015

Uncorking Crane Lake Petite Sirah 2013

This weeks wine is a Petite Sirah Vintage 2013 from Crane Lake.

AWARD & ACCOLADES:
2013 BTI / World Wine Championships – Bronze Medal
Beverage Dynamics, April 2013, Growth Brands
Beverage Dynamics, April 2011, Growth Brand Award, Established Growth Brand

WINEMAKER NOTES: “This wine is ruby-purple colored; notes of blackberry, plums and spice predominate the nose and flavors. The tannins give a soft, full mouth feel.” Larry Rocha, Winemaker

Review: In my humble opinion for what its worth. I found this wine to be dense and full bodied, mildly sour, a soft yet spicy Tinnin, with a dark fruit/rose finish. The acidity to me was that of a mild grapefruit tartness. A lot of bite in the front with a citrus, floral note at the end. Nice and sweet but tangy in the best possible way.


 For a Red, I found it nice and bold. A very excellent choice. Cant wait to uncork another bottle!

~Cheers

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