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Product Details
Located opposite La Petite Camargue, Saint-Cyrgues is the southernmost vineyard in the Rhône Valley. It benefits from ample sunshine, cooling breezes off the Mediterranean, and the galets roulés (rolled pebbles) that litter the vineyards. This plush, colourful Syrah shows a purple rim in the glass and features delicious notes of blueberry and cracked black pepper, with hints of underbrush.
More Details
- Release DateAugust 24, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol13.5%
- Made InRhône, France
- Sugar Content3 gram per Litre
- VarietalSyrah Blend
Product Details
Located opposite La Petite Camargue, Saint-Cyrgues is the southernmost vineyard in the Rhône Valley. It benefits from ample sunshine, cooling breezes off the Mediterranean, and the galets roulés (rolled pebbles) that litter the vineyards. This plush, colourful Syrah shows a purple rim in the glass and features delicious notes of blueberry and cracked black pepper, with hints of underbrush.
More Details
- Release DateAugust 24, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol13.5%
- Made InRhône, France
- Sugar Content3 gram per Litre
- VarietalSyrah Blend
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