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Amoise (Amy Farnsworth)

Amoise, "Syrah" 2020

Amoise, "Syrah" 2020

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Courtesy winegrower Amy Farnsworth's website:


"This light bodied, easy drinking Syrah was picked on March 26th and was made in a light and delicate style. Floral with crunchy red fruit, soft with low alcohol and good acidity. This is from the Bridge Pa region from older vines planted early 2000s, 2nd year in organic conversion, gently hand plunged and rested in neutral barrels. 30% whole bunches for structure and aromatics. Only 3 barrels made."

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