2015 | La Voix Winery | So What Syrah

Introduction

Red Wine: 2015 | La Voix Winery | So What Syrah

The nose shows nutmeg and mace with a slight hint of Mexican sage and cinnamon. As the wine opens you find the distinct memory of smoked pork belly and black cherry.

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Producer: La Voix Winery

Ratings: WE | 91

Vintage: 2015

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14%

Varietal: Syrah

Country/Region: United States, San Ysidro District

The nose shows nutmeg and mace with a slight hint of Mexican sage and cinnamon. As the wine opens you find the distinct memory of smoked pork belly and black cherry. On the palate are pomegranate, blackberry and black plum skin. So What finishes with a velvety richness and a touch of aged balsamic.

Reviews:

• Wine Enthusiast: Tart black-plum aromas are cut by cinnamon stick and mace on the nose of this bottling from a Syrah-focused appellation. There is zip to the sip, where green and Sichuan peppercorn flavors meet with tangy black-plum skins and a hint of lilac.

Producer Information

For more than two decades the husband and wife team, Steve and Chrystal Clifton, have exerted a palpable influence on the Santa Barbara wine scene. Born from a love of wine and music, La Voix explores French varietals through the sensory and emotional stimulations that are shared by both mediums. Music through performance and recording conveys a powerful, emotional expression. Likewise, through soil, vineyards, and production, wine elicits an equal effect. Both rely on dynamics and tension created by harmonizing high, medium, and low frequencies. A memory, a feeling, a nostalgia can be conjured by a single sip, a single note.