Syrah Grapes and Bulk Wine for Sale
Syrah is the same grape as Shiraz. It comes from the northern Rhone Valley, where it makes dark, savory, peppery wines, and it has become a fixture in California and Washington. Cooler sites give more pepper, olive and floral notes, and warmer sites give riper, darker fruit.
It appears in several regions on this site. Santa Barbara's Sta. Rita Hills and Santa Maria Valley are known for cool-climate Syrah, Walla Walla and the Yakima Valley grow it in Washington, and Sonoma County has about 1,380 acres. It is also a frequent partner in Rhone-style blends with Grenache and Mourvedre.
On HarvestLink, Syrah grapes are priced by the ton and bulk wine by the gallon, and sellers can list openly or under NDA.
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What to check before you buy or sell
- Ask the site's climate. Cool-site and warm-site Syrah are very different products.
- Ask the clone and vine age, and whether the wine is intended for a varietal bottling or a Rhone-style blend.
- Ask about crop load and harvest date, since the peppery character fades if fruit hangs too long.
- For bulk wine, ask whether it is a single-vineyard Syrah or a blend, how much oak it has seen, and for the lab analysis.
Frequently asked questions
Is Syrah the same as Shiraz?
Yes. Syrah is the name used in France and by many American producers, and Shiraz is the name used in Australia and South Africa.
Where does Syrah grow best?
It does well in both cool and warm sites, such as Santa Barbara's cooler valleys and Washington's Walla Walla, giving different styles in each.
Is Syrah used in blends?
Yes, often with Grenache and Mourvedre in Rhone-style blends.
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