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Another Stellar Year for Syrah
In 2003, Napa and Sonoma excel with Rhône Valley transplants
Here's an inspiring thought: As exciting as California wines made from Syrah and its Rhône Valley counterparts are at present, they are just beginning to realize their full potential. "Syrah has found a very nice niche and consumers have a very real and genuine appreciation for it," says Edna Valley winemaker John Alban, one of the state's leading Syrah producers.
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