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"This very rich and extracted Petite Sirah shows ripe brambly blackberries, violets, and vanilla and cracked pepper in the bouquet. The flavors are dark chocolate, currants, and creamy blackberries. A very long aftertaste of cocoa and currants is evident. This is not just Petite Sirah, its an experience.The 2004 Rosenblum Rockpile Road Petite Sirah - A barrel sample of the 2004 Zinfandel Rockpile Road Vineyard reveals impressive density and a more serious, rugged constitution with abundant fruit, glycerin, power, and structure. It will benefit from a year of bottle age, and drink well for 7-8 years, possibly longer.(RP)Wine Advocate #165 (Jun 2006)"Lots of ripe, lush dark fruits, with plum, wild berry and blackberry fruit that has a nice spicy cedary and hazelnut edge. Avoids being overripe, alcoholic or overly tannic. Drink now through 2010. 800 cases made." JL This is a California Wine."

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