Our 50/50 blend comprised from our very best barrel of Syrah and very best barrel of Petite Sirah from our estate vineyard, Fox Family Vineyard.  With only one barrel of each varietal, we are only able to make 49 cases of this amazing wine for our members to enjoy.  Cheers!

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"The 2020 Linger Fox Family Vineyard is a two barrel blend of Syrah and Petite Sirah that spent 28 months in wood. Deep, fleshy and super-expressive, the 2020 hits all the right notes. The blend of Syrah and Petite works beautifully. Even with all its natural richness, the tannins are very nicely integrated. A burst of dark plum fruit, licorice and spice saturate the finish."

~Antonio Galloni, Vinous

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"A selection of the best barrel each of Syrah and Petite Sirah, the 2020 Linger Fox Family Vineyard has a darker core of plummy fruit as well as notes of chocolate, candied violets, and exotic spices. It's rich, full-bodied, mouth-filling, and opulent on the palate, yet it holds onto a beautiful sense of purity and freshness, with polished tannins and a great finish."  

~Jeb Dunnuck, wine critic

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Antonio Galloni, Vinouos

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"47% Grenache, 21% Syrah, 21% Petite Sirah, and 11% Zinfandel… with beautiful aromatics of wild strawberries, red plums, spring flowers, and incense-like nuances. It's a ripe, medium to full-bodied, beautifully balanced red offering silky tannins, remarkable purity, and a great finish. Drink this sexy, upfront, impossible to resist 2021 over the coming 7-8 years.” 

∼ Jeb Dunnuck

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“A deep, explosive wine that shows how compelling Syrah is in the Sta. Rita Hills.  Inky black fruit, lavender, spice and chocolate saturate the palate. The 30% whole clusters are buried by the sheer luxuriousness of the dark-toned fruit.”   

∼  Antonio Galloni, Vinouos