Strong red blend and gentle tannins for not a lot of age, and for WA state for that matter. Was busy discussing business while drinking this so copying web tasting notes: “blackberry, marionberry, cassis, dried herbs, olive tapenade, cedar, vanilla, and coffee.” — a month ago
From The Oaks — 2 months ago
Needs air. — 6 days ago
Sweeter side but not overly sweet — 2 months ago

Very approachable young bourdeaux blend. Again very fruit forward. — 6 days ago

[Tasted on April 4, 2026 at Prime + Proper in Nashville]
Black cherry fruit with smoky, savory, spicy and earthy notes. — 2 months ago
Ray Vanderhoff
Washington State Syrah from the Wahluke Slope AVA. Dark ruby color with a few black highlights. Aromas of cooked blue and black fruit, wet soil, purple flowers and smoked meat. Flavors of blackberry/blueberry jam, black olives, dark chocolate, dried herbs and roasted nuts. A bit of black pepper spice on the long and deeply concentrated mineral laden finish. Medium-plus body with slightly chewy fine grained tannins. Well balanced acidity and a slightly creamy texture. Quite good. Memorial Day 2026. — 6 days ago