Herman Story One Hit Wonder Santa Barbara County Mourvedre 2019

$47

Another fantastic release from Herman Story - tiny production. First produced in 2011 as a blend of Syrah and Grenache from a vineyard that Russell P. From had under contract for a single year, One Hit Wonder is reserved for those rare wines that soar to the top of the charts in the cellar. The 2013 vintage was the first single varietal Mourvédre Herman Story has released, the 2019 is the second - all from Paso Robles fruit. Proprietor and winemaker Russell P. From began Herman Story Wines in 2001 with 7 barrels stashed in his employer’s cellar. What started as a modest homage to his rancher grandfather has become a beacon to those seeking opulent, structured Syrah and Grenache. To maintain balance while giving avor full stage, Russell works with 30 top-tier vineyards in over 7 distinct growing regions between Santa Barbara and Paso Robles. ese are no nonsense, balls to the walls wines that are not for the faint of heart or the pinky raising set.303 cases produced.

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Ratings on Delectable

Allison Lyzenga Delectable Pro

Deep ruby/purple; pronounced intensity aromas of blueberry jam, dried black plum, juicy blackberry, vanilla, cream, toast; dry, medium acid, medium ripe tannins, high alcohol, full body, pronounced intensity flavors consistent with aromas; a big jammy wine but well balanced with structure and oak, very hot

Deep ruby/purple; pronounced intensity aromas of blueberry jam, dried black plum, juicy blackberry, vanilla, cream, toast; dry, medium acid, medium ripe tannins, high alcohol, full body, pronounced intensity flavors consistent with aromas; a big jammy wine but well balanced with structure and oak, very hot

8.9

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