Stags' Leap 2013 Petite Syrah (revisited II), $33.94-$46.99, 93 points, poured broadly black grading ruby red with a violet cast, a bleeding meniscus, and dense stained legs.
Aromas were toasty blackberries, coffee, cedar, and a floral vibe.
Being that this is my third tasting of this wine in seven years, I don't have too much to say outside of what has been said, but what's important is that this ten-year-old Petite Syrah is just as good as first tasted.
Stags' Leap 2013 Petite Syrah, $33.99-$44.99, 93 points
Stags' Leap 2013 Petite Syrah (revisited), $33.94-$46.99, 92 points
The mouthfeel was luscious, smooth, and full-bodied.
Tannins formed a fine-grained underlayment.
Flavors were rich.
The finish was long, spicy, and with a spot-on 14.1% alcohol.
Paired perfectly with my Mexican cuisine.
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