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2021 CCW Tres Cruces

2021 CCW Tres Cruces

66% Syrah, 17% Grenache,
17% Mourvedre
Dark garnet color with great legs. The aromas are a combination of cherry, oak, and pepper. The flavors are bright, lots of dark red fruit like blackberry and marionberry, some light toast notes, cracked pepper and more. Each swirl and sip releases another note.

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This wine will be available to non-CCW Wine Club members starting April 1, 2023. Check out our exciting Wine Club offerings at https://www.coyotecanyonwinery.com/wine-club
Wine Specs
Vintage
2021
Varietal
Red Blend
Appellation
Horse Heaven Hills AVA
Vineyard Designation
Horse Heaven Hills AVA
Harvest Date
May 2023
Acid
6.1g/l
pH
3.55
Bottling Date
September 2021
Alcohol %
14.7
Wine Profile
Tasting Notes
66% Syrah, 17% Grenache, 17% Mourvedre Dark garnet color with great legs. The aromas are a combination of cherry, oak, and pepper. The flavors are bright, lots of dark red fruit like blackberry and marionberry, some light toast notes, cracked pepper and more. Each swirl and sip releases another note.
Vineyard Notes
2021 was a very interesting growing season. The winter was normal and spring started off nice and smooth. Temperatures slowly warmed and the grapes went through set and bloom right on time. In late June we had a heatwave that impacted the rest of the vintage. We hit a high of 118 degrees and had over 45 days of triple digit weather. The grapes stayed small and the crop load was smaller but loaded with intense flavors.
Winemaker Notes
This continues to be a fun wine to blend every year. I am usually at the mercy of the vineyard when it comes to making this wine, how much of each varietal we get determines what I can do. Syrah continues to be the lead dog followed with equal parts Grenache and Mourvedre. This is pretty close to what I imagine the blend being at the start of the season. We pick each varietal separately and after about a year of aging the wine is blended. This allows the wine to age together for about 8 months prior to bottling and also lets me make last minute adjustments if needed.