Red Wine Syrah: Our 100% Syrah Cuvées
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A full and harmonious Saint Jo
La Ferme des 7 Lunes
Saint Joseph Red 2020
27,60 €
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A beautiful Syrah for pleasure
Wa Sud
Vin de France Red 2021
14,60 €
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Right in the mouth: guaranteed pleasure
Domaine des Vigneaux
Vin de France Red 2024
11,50 €
Red wine: Discover Syrah
Also known as Shiraz, a red Syrah is a wine with a Grape variety that has conquered palates the world over. It originates from the Rhône Valley in France. Its aromatic richness and ability to age well make this powerful Grape variety highly appreciated. Discover this powerful red wine from Syrah and its unique characteristics. Today, Syrah red wines from the Rhône Valley, Languedoc-Roussillon and Provence are enjoying great success.
How to recognize Syrah?
Syrah expresses intense aromas of black fruits such as blackberry and plum. These are accompanied by nuances of black pepper, violets and spices. With age, this Grape variety can also develop notes of tobacco and leather. Syrah is also characterized by low acidity in red wine. Yet it has a high alcohol content. Syrah red wine has a rich, velvety texture. Tannins are generally soft and well-integrated. They contribute to the wine's deep structure. Syrah's color is typically deep, ranging from dark purple to intense black.
What dish to serve with a bottle of Syrah?
Syrah makes a versatile wine in terms of food and wine pairing. It can complement both robust and more delicate dishes. So, for a young, fruity Syrah red wine, a slightly spicy dish is ideal. Cured ham, or even oily fish dishes such as salmon, can also be superb. For an older, tannic Syrah red wine, red meats such as leg of lamb or a fine piece of beef will be perfect.
What are the best ways to enjoy a bottle of Syrah?
The best temperature to serve a bottle of Syrah is around 16-18°C. This allows you to better appreciate its complex aromas. What's more, a good-quality bottle of Syrah can be kept for a long time. That's why it can be kept for 10 to 15 years, or even longer. So don't hesitate to save the superb bottles you get!
