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Gramercy Cellars 2009 Lagniappe Syrah (Columbia Valley (WA))

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Price $45

This has astonishing depth of flavor, with dense black fruits marbled with notes of smoked meat, clove, balsamic and an earthy flavor. It’s a wine to savor and cellar. — P.G. (11/1/2012)

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Gramercy Cellars 2006 John Lewis Syrah (Walla Walla Valley (WA))

Price $65

This barrel-selection bottling honors the winemaker’s father-in-law, and comes from the best lots of Syrah. Sixty percent was whole-cluster fermented, yielding an intense, peppery, spicy and almost laser-like wine with sharp streaks of mint, herb, wild berry and earth. It opens elegantly into a smooth, almost silky finish, adding sweet chocolate to the mix. — P.G. (5/1/2009)

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Gramercy Cellars 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon (Columbia Valley (WA))

Editors' Choice

Price $42

Great depth and intensity are the hallmarks of this muscular, intense Cabernet. The mix of fruits, the overall balance, and the beautifully silky tannins are exceptional. — P.G. (12/31/2009)

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Gramercy Cellars 2009 The Third Man Red (Columbia Valley (WA))

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Price $45

This Priorat-like blend of 50% Grenache, 28% Syrah, and 22% Mourvèdre is pungent and spicy, with a bit of menthol in the nose. Supple and luxurious fruit, a mix of raspberry and black fruits, baking spices, sweet barrel flavors. Powerful and rich, this is a big wine with tobacco and clove highlights and a little heat in the finish. — P.G. (9/1/2011)

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Gramercy Cellars 2009 John Lewis Syrah (Walla Walla Valley (WA))

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Price $75

Aged in French oak puncheons, this youthful, citrusy, big and smoky wine seems to flicker in and out—like an old movie—with each sip revealing a different view of the landscape. Herb, cacao, cassis and balsamic flavors intertwine. The lengthy finish is balanced and structured. — P.G. (11/1/2012)

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Gramercy Cellars 2010 Syrah (Walla Walla Valley (WA))

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Price $55

This classy Syrah opens with a note of pretty funkiness, wrapped around stiff, tight, rather herbal flavors. The berry flavor is ripe but in no way jammy. Here the emphasis is on nuance, earthiness and herbal details. — P.G. (12/31/2012)

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Gramercy Cellars 2010 The Third Man Red (Columbia Valley (WA))

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Price $50

Comprised of Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre, this is sharp upon entry, with snap and sizzle. It’s powered with tangy berry, pomegranate and sour cherry flavors, plus dashes of pepper and rock. It’s a complex, compelling and potentially age worthy. — P.G. (12/31/2012)

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Gramercy Cellars 2006 Syrah (Walla Walla Valley (WA))

Editors' Choice

Price $40

Sourced entirely from Walla Walla’s Les Collines vineyard and 40% whole-cluster fermented, this exceptional effort is satiny, spicy and long, with a sharp streak of mint running through its core. Supple and almost magically profound, it’s a melding of tight red fruits, blood, cured meat and herbs, all woven into a compact, balanced and complete expression of Syrah. — P.G. (5/1/2009)

Most Reviewed Designations

Inigo Montoya John Lewis L’idiot du Village Lagniappe Lower East The Third Man The Third Man Red

Most Reviewed Varietals

Cabernet Sauvignon Grenache Mourvèdre Rhône-style Red Blend Syrah Tempranillo

2010 W.H. Smith

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