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2006 Lynmar - Syrah Sonoma Coast Syrah - USA - California - Sonoma - Sonoma Coast - Red

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USA - California - Sonoma - Sonoma Coast

Red Syrah
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90
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Comm: 2009-2015 VF: 2008-2021
Producer Notes

The Fritz family founded Lynmar Winery in 1990 to produce world-class wines reflecting the character of the Quail Hill Vineyard and the appellation.

The estate Quail Hill Vineyard is a unique site and possesses superb qualities for growing world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The combination of the vineyard's location, soil composition, long and cool growing season, dramatic... More »



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Community Tasting Notes average score of 90 points based upon 2 reviews

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89-90
Author chaser
Site / Blog Trust Rating 100%
Tasted On 11/02/2009

Dark, meaty and smokey. Lots of Asian spice and very dark purple fruit.

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Author CBS Wine
Site / Blog Trust Rating 99%
Tasted On 02/05/2009
Drink Dates 2009-2015
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