The Petite Sirah grape originates from France (where else?) in the late 1800’s. The vines produce a small grape with a thick skin. It was created by crossing the Syrah and Peloursin Grapes with the intent of producing a disease resistant grape. Farmer’s at the time were having trouble protecting their harvest from disease. The…
Category: Wine Reviews
Opolo Vineyards Petite Sirah 2011
Opolo makes a great Petite Sirah
Abbadia Ardenga Brunello Riserva
A beautiful wine from beautiful rolling hills
2017 McManis Cabernet Sauvignon
This wine is a nice surprise and a great value.
F Stephen Millier Petite Sirah
Jammy, bold, and full bodied
Seven Hills Winery 2018 Dry Rosé
This Rose is a wine for everyone
Seven Hills Winery 2016 Merlot
Mature vines and expert craftmanship make this a recommended buy.
Double Canyon Horse Heaven Hills Cabernet Sauvignon
“Well balanced with a lingering silky-smooth tannic finish.”
The “Gold” Standard for Value Wines
This wine is one of the wine world’s best kept secrets hiding in plain sight.
A Whole Cluster Pinot Noir You Have to Try
The earthiness granted by Willamett’es volcanic soil really makes this wine shine.
The Barrel Cellar 