Alban 2019 Syrah, Reva Estate, Edna Valley

Alban 2019 Syrah, Reva Estate, Edna Valley

While mapping out one of the possible vineyard locations for Alban Vineyards, founder John Alban happened to name a little ridge on one part of the ranch ‘Reva’s Ridge’.  It was a play on words incorporating the name of a Kentucky Derby winner: Riva’s Ridge, and his mother’s name which is Reva. Years later, after calling the vineyard Reva and tagging the first barrel as Reva, he embraced the obvious and named the wine Reva The grapes that go into Reva (97-100% Syrah with the balance Viognier) are from neutral sandy soils and portions of ranch that are chalky and quite alkaline. This combination makes for a wine with dark color, concentrated flavors of black fruits, fennel, and graphite. The wine is aged 3.5 years in barrels before bottling unfined and unfiltered. Jeb Dunnuck scored this 98 points saying, "Moving to the Syrahs, the 2019 Syrah Reva reveals a much cooler climate-like style in its blackberry, graphite, pepper, and bouquet garni-like nuances, and it picks up an almost...

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