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EPOCH 'AUTHENTICITY' SYRAH 2020, Paso Robles

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Category: SYRAH SHIRAZ

Primarily Syrah with a touch of Mourvèdre. Intensely lovely on the nose, beginning with slightly caramelized aromas of kirsch and blackberry sauce infused with clove and mace. There is a tannic tension to the palate, framing layer upon layer of berry and star anise as an impressive acidity keeps the rich experience rather vibrant.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian A. ★★★★★

Opened a bottle last night and that kirsch and clove combination is exactly as described—bold but not overpowering. The tannins have a nice grip that smoothed out after about 30 minutes in the glass. Definitely ordering another.

Lily ★★★★★

The tannic tension here is exactly what I look for in a Paso Syrah—it holds its structure beautifully while those clove and mace notes linger on the finish. Opened it with dinner and it only got better over two hours. Already planning to grab another bottle.

Leo ★★★★★

That kirsch and blackberry sauce note with the clove really does come through, but the tannic tension on the finish is what sold me—it keeps things serious without being harsh. Opened it last weekend with a slow-braised short rib and the whole glass just kept unfolding.