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Category Archives: Petite Sirah
Petite Sirah, Concannon “Conservancy”, Livermore Valley, California 2009
In honor of America’s incoming day of independence, we decide to drink one of the biggies: Concannon‘s Petite Sirah (that and our bubbly isn’t cold yet). The sale price of $10.99 seemed fine. Typical of black, thick-skinned petite sirah, the … Continue reading
Posted in EMPTIED BOTTLES, Petite Sirah, Red
Tagged Aroma of wine, Cancannon, Concannon, Concannon Vineyard, Conservancy, Durif, fruit, Livermore Valley, Oak (wine), petite Sirah, United States
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