Syrah (Shiraz)

The Syrah grape (called Shiraz in Australia) has always been grown in the Languedoc but is currently experiencing a renaissance. Its complex tannins give concentration and structure, a deep colour, finesse, and, on occasion, a roasted, smokey character. When mature it can suggest game and mushrooms, even burnt rubber or tar.

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Château Simone Rouge / 2004 / Red

£ 32.50

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Soft and spicy with raspberry fruit, garrigue herbs, ripe and earthy with rounded tannins. Learn More

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Clos Centeilles / 2000 / Red / Magnum

£ 33.50

The aim with this wine was to produce an up front and fruit driven cuvée. With a wonderful nose of fruit, cocoa and spices and overtones of aromatic herbs and leather, the palate is soft, rounded and bursting with fruit. Also available in magnums. Learn More

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Domaine de L'Hortus - Grande Cuvée Rouge / 2000 / Red / Magnum

£ 34.95

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Perhaps one of the finest reds of the appellation, this wine is rich and succulent showing herbs of the garrigue, ripe silky fruit and intelligent use of oak.

Magnums of this refined and elegant wine make lovely gifts and are perfect when dining in larger groups.
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Domaine de L'Hortus - Grande Cuvée Rouge / 2006 / Red / Magnum

£ 37.50

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Domaine Peyre Rose - Clos des Cistes / 1992 / Red

£ 39.95

The more up-front of the two, this wine is finely structured with fresh scents of the garrigue on the nose and concentrated dark fruits and spice on the palate. Good acidity ensures this wine will last well. Learn More

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