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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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Mas de L'Écriture - L'Écriture / 2001 / Red / Magnum
£ 62.00
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In our opinion this is one of the best wines to come out of the Languedoc region. From a blend of approx 50% Syrah, 30% Grenache and 20% Mourvèdre this wine is absolutely delicious with good fruit and weight with silky tannins, elegance and complexity. A combination of strength, delicacy, charm and balance. Learn More
Domaine Peyre Rose - Clos des Cistes / 2002 / Red
£ 67.50
The more up-front of the two Domaine Peyre Rose wines, 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
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
Domaine Peyre Rose - Syrah Léone / 2002 / Red
£ 67.50
This cuvée has a meatier, more leathery quality with dark and slightly sweeter fruit - even figs - on the palate. Learn More
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