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2009 Radio-Coteau - Syrah Timbervine Syrah - USA - California - Sonoma - Russian River Valley - Red

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2009 Radio-Coteau - Syrah Timbervine
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USA - California - Sonoma - Russian River Valley

Red Syrah
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Radio Coteau works exclusively with small, cool-climate vineyard sites in western Sonoma County. Winegrower Eric Sussman's first vintage at the helm was 2001, after spending the years prior gaining experience with organic winegrowing in Washington and French winemaking in Bordeaux and Burgundy. Learning from the masters at the Chateaux Baron Philippe de Rothschild in 1995 and Domaines Comte... More »

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Source International Wine Cellar
Issue Issue 156

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