DE MORGENZON SYRAH

Why is it Special?

What makes DeMorgenzon special is its “Musical Terroir.” Beyond the Baroque influence, the weathered granite soils provide a Natural Exuberance and high acidity that keeps the wine fresh and “bright” even in warmer vintages. It is “Special” because it captures the “Floral Side” of Syrah—shifting the focus from heavy dark fruit toward a bouquet of lavender, violets, and white pepper. It is a “Connoisseur’s Darling,” frequently cited by critics for its precision and its ability to bridge the gap between Northern Rhône elegance and South African fruit intensity.

Awards & Ratings

• Platter’s Wine Guide: 4 to 5 Stars
• Tim Atkin MW: 93-95/100
• International Wine Challenge (IWC): Regular Gold medalist

Tasting Notes

Nose: A rich and highly aromatic bouquet. Expect an immediate burst of ripe red plums and berries, followed by sophisticated layers of white pepper, violets, and lavender.

Palate: Full-bodied yet remarkably fresh. The palate is a lush tapestry of dark fruit and berry preserves, supported by developing spices of cinnamon, clove, and vanilla. There is a beautiful “supple” roundness to the tannins.

Finish: A long, well-balanced finish that echoes with savoury spice and a final, aristocratic whisper of toasty French oak.