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'Lenore' Syrah 2019

750ml

Sale price$23.00

This is Washington Syrah at its most seductive: bursting with ripe blackberry, blueberry, and black plum, then intrigued by whispers of smoked meat, cracked pepper, and exotic spice. Each sip delivers pure indulgence. Rich, full-bodied, and impossibly smooth, it washes over the palate with concentrated dark fruit and supple tannins, while an undercurrent of earthy minerality keeps things intriguing. The finish? Long, savory, and utterly unforgettable. It’s bold enough to stand up to your heartiest dishes, yet refined enough to savor solo.

Staff Pick: "If you haven't fallen in love with Washington Syrah, this wine will make you a believer. Seductive notes of dark fruits with hints of smoked meat and spice will keep you coming back for more." -- Kiah

Red • Dry • Fruity and Spicy

Syrah

Vegetarian

Washington, United States

Roasts, brisket, burgers

'Lenore' Syrah 2019
'Lenore' Syrah 2019 Sale price$23.00

Owen Roe

Founded in 1999 by David and Angelica O'Reilly, Owen Roe crafts wines that speak directly from the land. Spanning two of the Pacific Northwest's most distinctive regions—from Washington's sun-drenched Yakima Valley to the cool, elevated vineyards of Oregon's Willamette Valley—the winery partners with exceptional vineyard sites to create wines of place and purpose. Owen Roe's winemaking philosophy is rooted in restraint and respect. The team believes the winemaker's highest calling is to listen: to the soil, the vintage, the vines themselves. Through careful, minimalist intervention, they allow each site's unique character—its geology, microclimate, and spirit—to shine through in the glass.
Corvidae Wine Co. is the second, value-driven label from Owen Roe, which is dedicated to crafting exceptional wines that represent the diverse terroir of Washington’s Yakima Valley and Colombia Valley. The name "Corvidae" is Latin for the crow family, and the labels often feature crow-related names like "Rook," "Lenore," and "Mirth," referencing themes in folklore and literature.