K Vintners Syrah

Walla Walla Washington- Black plum, Asian five spice, warm turned river stone and taut with tension. Seamless Syrah that persists with black olive and beef jerky that keeps going and never gives in.

Washington - "Offers notes of black cherries, red currants, dried flowers and dried soil/sandy notes, full-bodied richness and a seamless, silky, lightly textured and elegant style. It's impeccably balanced and while already straight up delicious, is going to age gracefully."

Washington - "Bursts with fresh blueberry and black olive flavors up front before slowly building structure and tension toward firm yet refined tannins. Drink now through 2031. 1,832 cases made."

Washington - Columbia Valley - Walla Walla - "Powerfully built and stoked with personality, this red offers blackberry, black olive and savory meat flavors as it builds tension and depth toward broad-shouldered tannins. Drink now through 2030. 807 cases made."

Washington - Ripe black cherry, blackberry and whole and ground peppercorn on the nose. Full-bodied with fine, taught tannins. There is excellent depth and richness here with toasted black fruit and notes of leather and dried rose. Very well balanced with great complexity and intensity.

Washington - "Offers notes of black cherries, red currants, dried flowers and dried soil/sandy notes, full-bodied richness and a seamless, silky, lightly textured and elegant style. It's impeccably balanced and while already straight up delicious, is going to age gracefully."

Wahluke, Washington - "Higher-pitched aromas of blueberry, redcurrant, flowers and spices. Good mineral grip gives sharp definition to the fresh red fruit and spice flavors, with aeration bringing notes of rhubarb, black cherry, wet earth and mint and an emerging saline character."

Washington - Columbia Valley - "Tightly wound at the moment, with a core of tannins and snappy acidity, this red is framed by currant, cherry and tobacco flavors that build tension on the finish. Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. Drink now through 2030. 858 cases made."