CONCANNON CENTRAL COAST PETITE SIRAH LIMITED RELEASE - 2004

James Concannon, the founder, started making wine in Livermore Valley in 1883 and the winery is the first to produce Petite Sirah. No wonder they are so good at it.
TASTING NOTES:
Dark purple-black in color with smooth, rich tannins and a creamy vanilla oak nose. Plush, vibrant blueberry, blackberry, and plum coat the palate along with a hint of cocoa and vanilla oak. Pleasant, soft and easy to drink.
SCORE & RECOMMENDATION:
90 PTS
For about $11 a bottle this is pure heaven. Concannon has always made a terrific Petite Sirah and this Limited Release for only a few dollars more is even better. No hard edges and bursting with dark fruit flavors. A home run and an enormous bargain.
Labels: concannon, petite sirah
3 Comments:
Mmmmm... yep, I need to try that - I've always liked the normal one.
Good site, dude.
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Anonymous, at Thursday, January 04, 2007 10:29:00 PM
I am not old enough to drink, but my parents love your wine. They buy it all the time. And by the way, nice name!
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Anonymous, at Sunday, April 20, 2008 9:59:00 PM
Being from Livermore and a huge fan of Concannon Petite Sirah, I purchased 3 bottles a few years back. Down to 1 bottle which I'm saving for our New Year's Eve ribeye dinner. One of the best reds ever.
By
CatSlater, at Sunday, December 21, 2008 12:35:00 AM
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