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2003 Syrah

Wine Details
Place of Origin

United States

Sonoma County

Napa

Color

Red

Grape/Blend

Syrah/Shiraz

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Winemaker Bob Foley describes the 2002s from this vineyard at the top of SpringMountain as "not too chunky, but with good glyceral textures.They're more feminine than the 2001s, which are more muscular."These are always wines that make consumers happy.Incidentally, I was quite taken with a couple of Foley's more offbeat bottlings:his Pride sangiovese and the charbono he bottles under his own Robert Foley Vineyards label.