1 | Wine | $20 to $50, 2010, Kosher for Passover

"Full bodied, rich fruit-forward raspberry and dark cherry flavors, subtle hints of oak and a long finish."

"Petite Sirah is a dark rich wine, the nose is richly aromatic with notes of lavender, black olives and vanilla, with notes of old world complexity. The wine velvety on the palate and has a long creamy finish."

"This wine, intense and generous, has a luscious lingering flavours of forest berries, black plum and vanilla with the aromas of Mediterranean herbs, such as thyme and rosemary."

"Consistently better than its humble appellation, this excellent wine from proprietor Jean Guyon offers up plenty of black currant fruit intermixed with cedar wood, licorice and incense in a medium to full-bodied, surprisingly concentrated and expansive style that should drink nicely for a minimum of a decade or more. There’s no need for patience with this sleeper of the vintage, given the sweetness of its tannins, attractive glycerin and fruit levels."

"Broad and ripe tasting, with with roasted plum and dried cherry flavors which feature interesting notes of hickory smoke. Dark chocolate on the finish."

"This wine is a unique blend of Cabernet from five different "terroirs", which produce an elegant wine, with aromas of cherry, cassis and black fruit with a dash of vanilla, black pepper and toasted wood. The wine has a full round flavor with soft tannins and a long, pleasurable finish."