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Extremely concentrated, intense color. Notes of huckleberry, cedar, cigar and kirsch. Built like a brick shit-house; exuberant ripe fruit with grippy backbone and spice and a seamless finish.
Located on the Wahluke Slope, Northridge is Koehler loamy fine sand over cemented silica; ancient pre-flood soils—a very unique 92 acre site on the Wahluke Slope. Planted in 2003.
"So concentrated it feels like the essence of Syrah. A glowing ball of red and black cherry, pomegranate and plum flavors lights up a galaxy of tobacco, allspice, crème brûlée and black pepper grace notes, coming together harmoniously on the very long finish. This has power, but doesn’t weigh down the palate. Drink now through 2020."
96 Points
Wine Spectator
"Good medium-deep red. Very ripe red fruits and tea leaf on the nose, plus an exotic suggestion of white fruits. Then tactile, suave and juicy, with firm structure framing and supporting the red fruit, spice and floral flavors. The 50% whole clusters give lift to this wine, and the very old soils give it density with a light touch, notes Charles Smith. The wine's 30% new oak component contributes to its tannic spine. This is the first vintage made by K Vintners from this 2000 planting. "
91 Points
International Wine Cellar
