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Washington Hills 2011 Syrah, Washington, $10
Best Buy! It doesn’t get much better than buying a great wine for a 10-spot. Make this offering from a longtime Washington winery your summer grilling wine. Syrah is great with roasted pork loin, grilled ribeye, buffalo wings, burgers or pizza – making it perfect for outdoor dining. This yummy red opens with aromas of black currant, blackberry jam, red plum and spice, followed by rich flavors of black cherry, walnut and blackberry. Its vibrant acidity and mild tannin makes it approachable now. Buy by the case, and you’ll likely get another 10% off.
Rating: Outstanding!
Production: 3,752 cases
Alcohol: 13.5%
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