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2004 Saxon-Brown Syrah Camp Block Parmelee-Hill

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==== Winemaking: ====
As with all Saxon Brown wines, we emphasize gentle handling and slow fermentations followed by lengthy aging to promote wines of elegance and longevity. We harvested our Parmelee-Hill "Camp Block" Syrah at about 25.5 Brix in the cool early morning hours. The must was cold soaked/extracted for three days, yeasted with a low rate of yeast "for slow fermentation" and pressed to barrel after 14 days. The wine was barreled down cloudy in new and one-year-old French oak barrels. After completion of malolactic fermentation, the wine was racked off the lees and returned back to the same barrels for an additional 10 months.
==== Tasting Notes: ====
The first thing you notice is the density of color and the vivid aromatics. Violets, concentrated black cherry, mocha, cigar tobacco, brown spice, blackberry and refined oak converge in varying degrees. The palate is very rich and well structured, leading to a long, lush finish.
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Case Production: 268 750ml
Retail Price: $30/ Bottle

Last edited on 12/9/2007 by PaulH

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