Cayuse En Cerise Vineyard Syrah 2020

Cayuse En Cerise Vineyard Syrah 2020

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  • Vinous rating 95
  • Robert Parker rating 93
Cayuse En Cerise Vineyard Syrah 2020
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HED51413

75 cl

13.5%
£110.00
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Cayuse Camaspelo is a Cabernet Sauvignon-based Bordeaux-style red blend which includes a small proportion of Tempranillo along with Cabernet Franc and Merlot. This single-vineyard wine is produced by the cult Cayuse Vineyards winery in the Walla Walla Valley, Washington State. It is produced from Cayuse’s En Cerise vineyard, formerly a cherry orchard and now a biodynamically farmed vineyard producing one of the most sought-after single-vineyard reds from the west coast of the US.
95 Vinous
A mentholated freshness lifts savory woodland herbs and dried black cherries as the 2020 Syrah En Cerise Vineyard opens in the glass. Juicy and vividly fruit-focused, this cascades across the palate with a crystalline blend of wild berries and spice, gaining a more savory edge toward the close. The 2020 tapers off crunchy, leaving gritty tannins and a bump of residual acidity that adds freshness. The En Cerise will be an exciting wine to follow, showing an aging potential not seen in many 2020s.

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Cayuse was founded in the late 1990s when Frenchman Chirstophe Baron established new plantings in the Pacific Northwest, specifically around Walla Walla in Oregon. A true visionary, Baron turned a rocky patch of farmland into some of America's most prized vineyards. Made with passion with a focus on using biodynamic principles, the wines are full, dense, characterful and food friendly.

The wines are only available directly from the winery via a mailing list that reached capacity many years ago. Quirkiness is part of Cayuse's identity - which is characterised by a combination of striking labels and bizarre wine names - another glass of Bionic Frog Syrah anyone?

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