Cayuse Cailloux Vineyard 2012

Cayuse Cailloux Vineyard 2012

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  • Robert Parker rating 96
  • Vinous rating 95
Cayuse Cailloux Vineyard 2012
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HED35586

75 cl

14.2%
£115.00
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This lovely Syrah is co-fermented with a small percentage of the Viognier variety (5%) and results in a wonderfully fresh yet multi-layered red wine, where black raspberry character mingles with citrus blossom, smoked meat and crushed black peppercorn notes.
95 Vinous
Full medium red with ruby tones. Musky, multidimensional nose hits most of Syrah's key food groups: redcurrant, smoky bacon fat, steak tartare, flint, lilac and black pepper. Hugely rich and full on the palate without communicating any impression of weightiness. An element of white flowers carries through on the palate to lift the fruit, mineral and smoked meat flavors. Like liquid velvet in the mouth, this outstanding Syrah finishes with big, broad, noble tannins and great length.Stephen Tanzer1st November 2015

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