Zorah Sireni Noir 2019 cote-de-beaune What follows is ‘soutirage à

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Our cool nights and sunny days produce quite a unique style of Syrah that has in common with Saint-Joseph or Cornas than the Barossa Valley

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Zorah Sireni Noir 2019 cote-de-beaune What follows is ‘soutirage à2019 Zorah Heritage Sireni features a grape variety indigenous to Artsakh. Sireni is a mid ripening red grape variety which grows exclusively in the soft climate of this region. The bunches are compact with very dark berries. Its resistant to summer drought but sensitive to cold winter temperatures. Ararati on the other hand, which takes its name from Armenias sacred mountain Ararat, is an indigenous white grape variety and grows well in the highlands