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Sine Qua Non Grenache Stockholm Syndrome Eleven Confessions Vineyard Sta. Rita Hills 2010  - First Bottle

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100 Jeb Dunnuck -
The 2010 Grenache Stockholm Syndrome is another perfect wine. This beauty is made from blend of 75% Grenache, 22% Syrah, 2% Roussanne and 1% Viognier, all from the Eleven Confession Vineyard, that spent just under 30 months in 22% new and 78% used French oak prior to bottling. It offers a huge nose of exotic red and black fruits, smoked duck, spice, and pepper that just screams Grenache! Deep purple colored, full-bodied, seamless, elegant, and just heavenly textured and long, with ultra-fine tannin, it opens up with time in the glass and is a monumental effort that has another 15-20 years of prime drinking ahead of it.

Technical Details

  • Blend75% Grenache, 22% Syrah, 2% Roussanne and 1% Viognier
  • WinemakerManfred Krankl
  • CountryUS
  • RegionCalifornia
  • Sub-RegionCentral Coast
  • AppellationSanta Barbara County
  • VineyardEleven Confessions Vineyard
  • Oak22% new and 78% used French
  • Aging/Cooperage30 Months
  • Alcohol15.7%

Sine Qua Non Grenache Stockholm Syndrome Eleven Confessions Vineyard Sta. Rita Hills 2010

Grenache  |  US
JD100, WA100, VN96, ST94

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The 2010 Stockholm Syndrome Grenache is complex and layered, featuring black cherry, anise, and floral aromas. On the palate, it’s opulent and bold, with a lasting finish marked by spice and mineral.

About the Producer

Sine Qua Non has become an international sensation and one of the most collected California wines. Manfred Krankl started with a vision and a whole lot of passion and turned it into an incredible success. They now own four rather diverse Estate vineyards: Eleven Confessions in Sta. Rita Hills, Cumulus in south Santa Barbara, The Third Twin in Los Alamos and Molly Aida in Tepusquet Canyon planted to head trained Mourvedre. Without a doubt SQN produces some of the most interesting wines we taste every year.