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Macchia Petite Sirah Dubious

750ml
$31.99
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Mix 6 for $28.79 each
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*Price, vintage and availability may vary by store.
*Price, vintage and availability may vary by store.
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Amador County, CA- One look at the deep violet hues warns the drinker to get ready for something very powerful. The rich berry flavors and firm tannin structure are sure to leave a lasting impression on your taste buds! Winner of the Double Gold in the San Francisco Wine Competition

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OVERVIEW

The Sierra Foothills were first famous for gold, but the appellation is now considered a highlight of California wine country. The Gold Rush, beginning in 1849, brought thousands of diggers and dreamers to the area. Vines, mostly Zinfandel, were planted to produce wine for the thirsty miners, and in time more than 100 wineries existed in this cool, craggy region. But the waning of the Gold Rush, and Prohibition, signaled a halt to the production of Sierra Foothills wine for many years.

Petit Sirah grape

What is Petite Sirah? Though the name has occasionally been given to a number of different grapes grown in California, Petit Sirah was developed by French botanist Francois Durif in 1880, who crossed the Syrah grape with the French variety Peloursin. The grape was introduced to California four years later, and by the turn of the century the dark and densely clustered red grapes had become popular throughout the state’s winegrowing regions.