2010 Fields Family Wines Syrah Estate
Syrah
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By Jeb Dunnuck
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Issue #14, 12/18/2012, (See more on JebDunnuck.com...)
RJonWine.com
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By Richard Jennings
(Fields Family Wines Syrah Estate) Barrel sample - very dark maroon color; berry, creosote, oak nose; rich, tart black fruit, creosote, tart berry palate; medium-plus finish 90-92 points (new French oak, Hermitage barrel)
11/13/2011, (See more on RJonWine.com...) 90 points
Barrel sample - very dark maroon color; herbaceous, tart plum, tart currant nose; tasty, tart currant, tart plum palate with medium acidity; medium-plus finish 90-92 points (neutral, '07, Hermitage oak)
Barrel sample - very dark maroon color; lovely, tart currant, creosote nose; tasty, tart currant, tart plum palate; medium-plus finish 90-92 points (1/3 new oak, 2/3s neutral)
Barrel sample - very dark maroon color; rich berry, blackberry, creosote, light pepper nose; tasty, tart blackberry, creosote, black currant palate with good acidity; medium-plus finish 91-93 points (blend of all the barrels)
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Wine Definition
- Vintage2010
- TypeRed
- ProducerFields Family Wines
- VarietySyrah
- DesignationEstate
- Vineyardn/a
- CountryUSA
- RegionCalifornia
- SubRegionCentral Valley
- AppellationLodi
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4/5/2013 - isaacjamesbaker wrote: 88 Points
Dark and sweet on the nose, like raspberry jam and plum cake mixed in with an earthy-smoky note. Bright plum and raspberry fruit on the palate with velvety tannins. A ripe, soft and easy-drinking approach. The toasted coconut and creamy oak is actually integrated quite well. An unashamedly delicious wine that I cannot help buy enjoy. Tasted blind, I was convinced this was zinfandel. Oops.
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