100% Syrah from the rocky, high-elevation granite slopes of North Yuba. These low-yielding vines are own-rooted and 40+ years old, all farming is organic, no till, and dry farmed. The fruit was foot stomped and fermented with stems, then matured in used barrels for 30 months before further aging in...

Syrah (93%) and Viognier (7%) from Mae's Vineyard in the Applegate Valley sub-appellation of Southern Oregon. The vines are planted in volcanic basalt soils on a southeast- to southwest-facing hillside framed by the conifer-covered slopes of the Siskiyou Mountains. An elevation range of 1,200–1,600...

From 2.5 acres planted at 2100 feet in volcanic soils way up on Mount Veeder, Sky produces tiny amounts of this unique Syrah. Hand-harvested, manually crushed with a 100-year old basket press, and aged in 1-10 year old French oak barrels.

Grenache (60%), Syrah (30%), and Viognier (10%) from Steelhead Run Vineyard in the Applegate Valley AVA of Southern Oregon. Originally planted in 1993, this is a cold, riverside vineyard on granite and river sedimentary soils. The fruit was co-fermented on the skins for 8 days before being pressed...

The 2021 North Coast bottling combines organically farmed Sonoma County Syrah with two exceptional sites in Mendocino County; Hawks Butte (located in the Yorkville Highlands sub-region) and Alder Spring. These rocky, high elevation sites benefit from a direct coastal influence, as well as ample sun...

Mostly Syrah with some Grenache (can be up to 10% depending on the vintage) grown on 30-60 year old vines. While most of the vineyards in the Côtes-du-Rhône are heavier clays covered with up to a meter of galets this isn’t the terroir at Andezon. Instead, it is a fine pale sandy and chalky soil...

100% Syrah. The Marinos have 7.5 hectares of vines, the majority being Catarratto and Nero d'Avola with just a tiny slice of Syrah, which is used exclusively for their dark, savory, spicy rosato. The organically farmed bush vines are harvested by hand and the bunches kept whole for direct pressing...