3 Styles of Syrah: Spicy, Savory & Jammy
Discover the styles of Syrah (aka Shiraz) with this educational trio that showcases the spectrum of flavors offered by the variety. Enjoy learning about stylistic differences among Syrah as you taste three styles of different styles; spicy, savory and jammy. This trio comes with wine descriptions, a tasting mat, tips on tasting, and links to help you explore more wines based on the style you most enjoy. One grape, three styles – discover the one you love!

Wine Set Includes:

• Guigal Crozes-Hermitage (Spicy)
  This dark and deep Syrah offers aromas of red fruits (cherry and strawberry) and delicate oak. On the palate, it is a structured and tannic wine, showing flavors of blackcurrant buds and vanilla.
  To find more wines like this, visit www.wine.com/spicysyrah
• L'Ecole 41 Columbia Valley Syrah (Savory)
  Dark, robust and spicy this harmonious Syrah shows rich flavors of olive, blackberry and licorice through an earthy finish.
  To find more wines like this, visit www.wine.com/savorysyrah
• Torbreck Woodcutters Shiraz (Jammy)
  This wine reflects the up & coming Shiraz vineyards of the Barossa, rather than the battle hardened old vines which make up the core of our other cuvee’s. Full of deep, dark berry fruit, the wine is a sensational array of opulent rich fruit with a wonderful freshness and balance. A dark deep, central core of fruit givesway to an intense textural mid palate full of mocha, plum, spice and dark chocolate. Another fantastic introduction to the Torbreck range.
  To find more wines like this, visit www.wine.com/jammysyrah
• Printed Tasting Mat to help you enjoy the featured wines.

To see more products like this, visit the below links:

• Wine Discovery Set: Pinot Noir
• Wine Discovery Set: Cabernet Sauvignon
• Wine Discovery Set: Chardonnay
• Wine Discovery Set: Riesling
• Wine Discovery Case: Styles of Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Syrah

Due to the popularity of this gift, wines or vintages sometimes sell out. Should this happen, we will always substitute with wines of equal or greater value.