Bogle Vineyards 50 Years Reserve Petite Sirah Wine

Name: Bogle Vineyards 50 Years Reserve Petite Sirah Wine
SKU: 391592
Price: 42.99 USD
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Celebrate a half-century of winemaking excellence with Bogle Vineyards 50 Years Reserve Petite Sirah Wine, a true embodiment of heritage, passion, and dedication. Crafted with the utmost care and attention to detail, this exceptional wine pays homage to five decades of family tradition and innovation.

From the moment it graces your glass, this wine captivates with its deep, inky hue and inviting aromas of ripe blackberries, plums, and blueberries. Layers of complexity unfold on the palate, revealing notes of dark chocolate, espresso, and hints of vanilla, all balanced by firm yet velvety tannins.

With each sip, you'll experience the culmination of fifty years of expertise, as the wine delivers a seamless integration of fruit, oak, and spice. The finish is long and lingering, leaving a lasting impression that speaks to the timeless quality of Bogle Vineyards' craftsmanship.

Whether enjoyed on its own or paired with hearty dishes such as grilled steak or braised short ribs, Bogle Vineyards 50 Years Reserve Petite Sirah Wine is sure to elevate any occasion and create cherished memories for years to come. Raise a glass to the past, present, and future of winemaking excellence with this extraordinary offering from Bogle Vineyards.

ABV

15%

Tasting Notes

Appearance:
In the glass, this distinguished wine unveils a deep, opaque purple hue, hinting at its rich concentration and maturity, inviting anticipation for the sensory journey ahead.

Aroma:
The nose is greeted by a symphony of intense aromas, with ripe blackberries, blueberries, and dark plums taking center stage. Subtle hints of mocha, vanilla bean, and toasted oak add layers of complexity, promising a captivating tasting experience.

Palate:
Upon the first sip, the palate is enveloped by a luxurious texture and a bold intensity of flavor. Ripe dark fruit flavors dominate, with notes of blackberry jam, boysenberry, and plum compote tantalizing the taste buds. Complex nuances of dark chocolate, espresso, and baking spices unfold gracefully, complemented by velvety tannins that provide structure and balance.

Finish:
The finish is long and lingering, with the wine's vibrant acidity and well-integrated oak leaving a lasting impression. Notes of black pepper and licorice linger on the palate, inviting contemplation and appreciation for the wine's depth and complexity.

Distillery Information

The Bogle Phantom, despite having a somewhat redundant name, is a tight, focused blend, consisting mainly of Petite Sirah and old-vine Zinfandel, with a touch of Mourvèdre adding mystique.
Bogle Vineyards is a California winery that traces its history in the Sacramento River Delta back to the late 1800s. The company was founded in 1979 and is based in Clarksburg, California. Warren Bogle is the President and Vineyard Director.
In addition to their Zinfandel, Bogle is also known for their Bogle Essential Red, which is a blend of several different varietals, including Petite Sirah, Zinfandel, and Cabernet Sauvignon. This wine is known for its rich, full-bodied flavor profile, with notes of dark fruit, vanilla, and spice.
From the finest field lots, our winemakers select only the highest-quality grapes to create Phantom Red. Full-bodied and jammy, Phantom's origins of Petite Sirah and Zinfandel emerge from the glass. Spicy pepper and juniper tantalize your senses, while black plums and blueberries emerge on the palate.
Frequent and unexplainable sightings at the winery of a mysterious apparition have grown over the decades. Phantom wines are the result of questioning the unexplainable and the search for answers. 2021 Phantom Chardonnay.
Bogle Family Wine Collection will remain family-owned, with Warren, Jody and Ryan Bogle leading the day-to-day operations. Their grandfather began growing winegrapes in 1968 and the family first bottled wine under the name Bogle Vineyards in the late 1970s.