Te Awa Syrah 2005
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Hawkes Bay is one of New Zealands warmest and sunniest wine regions, the climate is well suited to growing Syrah. The wine has notes of black pepper and black raspberry, with a long spicy finish.
$39.00
Hawkes Bay is one of New Zealands warmest and sunniest wine regions, the climate is well suited to growing Syrah. The wine has notes of black pepper and black raspberry, with a long spicy finish.
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