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Tasting Notes: This wine is a blend of 88% Grenache, clone 362, and 12% Syrah, clone 383. We used 100% neutral oak barrels. The color is ruby red with just a touch of purple from the Syrah. The nose is bursting with sweet cherry aromas, a hint of kirsch liqueur, and a touch of cedar wood in the background. The palate is incredibly rich and sweet with cherries dominating. The finish is one of soft tannins and well-balanced acidity.

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