Dancing Coyote, Petite Sirah, Clarksburg, CA 2013
100% Petite Sirah RICH BLACKBERRY, FRAGRANT SMOKINESS, SMOOTH The flat expanses of the ingenue Clarksburg AVA may lack the visual drama of its more famous neighbors, but its hot days and cool, fog-fed nights make it prime vineyard real estate. This luscious Petite Sirah takes that ample sunshine and converts it to rich, ripe dark fruit and enticing wafts of hickory smoke. Serving Suggestion: Mildly spicy lamb & chicken kebabs cooked among friends on a cheap charcoal grill. Grilled mushrooms while you're at it.6 in stock
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Dancing Coyote, Petite Sirah, Clarksburg, CA 2016
100% Petite Sirah RICH BLACKBERRY, FRAGRANT SMOKINESS, SMOOTH The flat expanses of the ingenue Clarksburg AVA may lack the visual drama of its more famous neighbors, but its hot days and cool, fog-fed nights make it prime vineyard real estate. This luscious Petite Sirah takes that ample sunshine and converts it to rich, ripe dark fruit and enticing wafts of hickory smoke. Serving Suggestion: Mildly spicy lamb & chicken kebabs cooked among friends on a cheap charcoal grill. Grilled mushrooms while you're at it.14 in stock
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Peirano Estate, Heritage Collection Petite Sirah, Lodi, CA 2016
100% Petite Sirah SPICY EARTH, CINNAMON, OAK & LUSH BERRIES Peirano Estate has been farmed by the same family since the 1800's. They are now the oldest continually operated vineyard in Lodi, California with many vines over 100 years old. From these vines comes this Petite Sirah, inky dark and tasting of berries, cinnamon, earth, oak and even a hint of sweet tomato. A bold vintage, this year. Remember, Petite Sirah is not Syrah or Shiraz, but a separate grape altogether originally called Duriff. Serving Suggestion: Rare but seared beef or lamb. Teleggio cheese. Lasagna with a spicy sauce.2 in stock
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Peirano Estate, "Heritage Collection" Petite Sirah, Lodi, CA 2017
100% Petite Sirah SPICY EARTH, CINNAMON, OAK & LUSH BERRIES Peirano Estate has been farmed by the same family since the 1800's. They are now the oldest continually operated vineyard in Lodi, California with many vines over 100 years old. From these vines comes this Petite Sirah, inky dark and tasting of berries, cinnamon, earth, oak and even a hint of sweet tomato. A bold vintage, this year. Remember, Petite Sirah is not Syrah or Shiraz, but a separate grape altogether originally called Duriff. Serving Suggestion: Rare but seared beef or lamb. Teleggio cheese. Lasagna with a spicy sauce.24 in stock
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