The 2004 Syrah Cherry Camp (a cooler site in the Freestone Valley) also displays a dense ruby/purple hue as well as more structure, and cooler black fruit flavors mixed with hints of bay leaf, pepper, and spice. Rich, pure, and impressive, but more backward and less evolved than the Timbervine, it should drink well for 7-10 years. 93+ Points, Robert Parkers' Wine Advocate, Issue#168
"Very good bright ruby. Brooding, deep nose offers blackberry, licorice, maple syrup and sweet oak. Wonderfully broad, sweet and rich, with creamy blackberry and blueberry flavors that are fully ripe but not at all cooked. Impressively chewy syrah, finishing with sweet tannins and excellent length." 92 Points - Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar, May/Jun 06
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