September 4, 2008

2006 Snoqualmie Syrah

YEAR: 2006
WINERY: Snoqualmie
FLAVOR: Red, Syrah
ORIGIN: Columbia Valley, USA
PURCHASED: Seattle, WA
AMOUNT: $7
NICKNAME: "Snowqualmie Syrah"

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February 20, 2008

2003 Snoqualmie Syrah

YEAR: 2003
WINERY: Snoqualmie
FLAVOR: Red, Syrah
ORIGIN: Columbia Valley, USA
PURCHASED: Seattle, WA
AMOUNT: $8
NICKNAME: "Snoqualmie Syrah"

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3 Reviews:

At February 20, 2008 10:05 PM , Blogger psydr said...

3 OUT OF 5 STARS

More Snoqualmie goodness. Not going to be one of my favorites, but a very good wine. Poured a glass of this Syrah, no one is going to complain.

 
At March 26, 2008 11:01 PM , Blogger Jay said...

1 out of 5 STARS

Well....I kind of liked the label anyway. It's not often that I don't finish a bottle in a sitting. Just out of principal and polished it off the next day but I didn't enjoy it any more on the second try.

 
At September 11, 2008 9:54 PM , Blogger psydr said...

3 OUT OF 5 STARS

On revisit of this wine, I'd like to give it a slightly more robust review. This is a very good Syrah. I can't quite give it a 4 STAR rating, but it's close. There are some great earthly tones here, and a very smooth palate of cherry and raspberry. Very nice indeed. Certainly worth your consideration.

And, as Jay pointed out, the label "pops." I do like it. It has a certain simpleness to it and an elegant use of color without going overboard...

 

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January 30, 2008

2006 Snoqualmie Whistle Stop Red

YEAR: 2006
WINERY: Snoqualmie
FLAVOR: Red, 70% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot
ORIGIN: Columbia Valley, USA
PURCHASED: Seattle, WA
AMOUNT: $8
NICKNAME: "Whistle Stop Red"

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1 Reviews:

At January 30, 2008 11:45 PM , Blogger psydr said...

3 OUT OF 5 STARS

A good blend. Merlot and Cabernet blends tend to compliment very well. These varietals tend to be on opposite ends of the grape spectrum for me. Therefore, the combination of both tends to produce a somewhat medium flavor. Merlot will cancel the bitter of Cabernet, while Cabernet tends to tone down the sweetness of Merlot. Overall, I would say this is a good wine. I almost gave it 4 stars...

 

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