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Tallax
2023 Shiraz from South Australia, Australia
Staff pick
Vibrant fruit and gentle oak create a haven for those who cherish discovery
View wine details$36.00 Retail price
$25.20 Member price
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Nomos
2021 Shiraz from South Australia, Australia
Staff pick
Embrace your inner rebel and go break some rules!
View wine details$37.50 Retail price
$26.25 Member price
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Winner of 1 more
Espaldera
2024 Tempranillo-Syrah from Spain, Spain
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Where vibrant berries and dark chocolate meet in a tapestry of spice
View wine details$34.00 Retail price
$23.80 Member price
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Fine Wine CollectionWeelderige Velde
2024 Syrah from Coastal Region, South Africa
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An uncompromising dedication to craft—a convergence of structure and nuance
View wine details$54.00 Retail price
$37.80 Member price
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Winner of 2 more
Fine Wine CollectionLoquet
2024 Rhône-style Red Wine Syrah-Grenache-Viognier from Coastal Region, South Africa
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A meeting of legacy and landscape—Old World finesse embraces New World vitality
View wine details$54.00 Retail price
$37.80 Member price
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Domaine Abeille
2024 Red Blend from Santa Barbara County, United States
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An opulent, velvet-textured red blend featuring black cherry and smooth vanilla.
View wine details$35.00 Retail price
$24.50 Member price
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7 Batéis
2024 Red Blend from Lisboa, Portugal
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Vibrant Lisboa red featuring bright cherry, mulberry, and floral violet.
View wine details$39.00 Retail price
$27.30 Member price
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Pega Rabuda
2024 Red Blend from Lisboa, Portugal
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A coastal Lisboa blend with plum and mulberry flavors and a juicy finish.
View wine details$31.00 Retail price
$21.70 Member price
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Tile House Wine Merchant
2024 Syrah from Santa Barbara County, United States
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A sumptuous Syrah bursting with dark cherry richness and savory, smoky char.
View wine details$33.00 Retail price
$23.10 Member price
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The Perfect No. 6
2025 Shiraz + Cabernet Sauvignon from Limestone Coast, Australia
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Seductive dark fruit meets structured confidence in a seamless seaside blend.
View wine details$31.00 Retail price
$21.70 Member price
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Shanks' Mare
2025 Red Blend from Limestone Coast, Australia
Staff pick
Dark, plush, and seductive perfect for fireside conversations.
View wine details$37.00 Retail price
$25.90 Member price
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Fine Wine CollectionGreensward Lane
2025 Shiraz from Limestone Coast, Australia
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Velvet meets vibrancy in this succulent Coastal Shiraz bursting with blueberry
View wine details$48.00 Retail price
$33.60 Member price
Keep Reading About Syrah / Shiraz
The best thing about Syrah is that almost everyone loves it. Whether it comes from South Australia's Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale(and goes by Shiraz), Napa Valley, California, or Southern France, where it's part of a "GSM" (Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre) blend, it's a fun and easy to enjoy red grape. It brings spice, acidity, tannins, and earthy flavors to the party. It's a worldwide grape with wine appellations as disparate as South Africa and Chile having a go at making wine with the grape variety.
What are the tasting notes of Syrah wine?
Syrah is a red wine grape with a split personality. Like Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio, Syrah and Shiraz are just two names for the same grape. What's in a name? For Syrah, it can tell you a lot. A Rhône Valley Syrah is powerful and rich. Australian Shiraz is fruit-forward and punchy, just like the original varietal wine from Penfolds. Cool climate Syrah from Sonoma is yet another thing—all acidity with smokey, earthy flavors. The name a winemaker chooses to use when working with the Syrah grape will out their aspirations.
What are the tasting notes of Syrah wine?
Syrah is originally from the Northern Rhône Valley, with the most famous examples coming from the Côte-Rôtie, or "Roasted Slope," and Hermitage. It's a beautiful blending grape, and winemakers of the Côtes du Rhône, Gigondas, and Châteauneuf-du-Pape blend the wine with Grenache. But today, great Syrah is grown all over the world, and many of the best New World examples still follow the Old World style. Most Syrah wines will feature notes of blueberry, blackberry, smoke, black pepper, licorice, and sometimes savory, earthy components like herbs, leather, chocolate, and tobacco. Cooler climates like Washington state will feature violets and other floral components.