Syrah G.L. Ried Eichkogel Monopol 2017

Name: Syrah G.L. Ried Eichkogel Monopol 2017
Brand: Winzer Familie Gregor Schup
SKU: AT002SYRA00021201775005
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Syrah from a UNESCO biosphere monopole vineyard in Austria. The Schup family grows Syrah on the Eichkogel and the G.L. designation marks this as a Grande Lage quality level wine, the highest in the Austrian classification system. Dark ruby garnet with an opaque core. Smoky with noble wood nuances and black berry fruits on the nose, a sweet touch of spice and complex nuances of liquorice, cassis and black olives. Fine tannins and considerable depth. A serious wine for a serious occasion. Decant before drinking.

Wine characteristics

Country: Austria

Region: Thermenregion

Vintage year: 2017

Grape variety: Syrah/Shiraz

Wine variety: Red

Sweetness: Dry

Acidity: Medium

Alcohol level: 14.0 %

Aromas: Dark ruby garnet with opaque core. Smoky with noble wood nuances, black berry fruits and sweet touch of spice. Complex nuances of liquorice, cassis and black olives.

Flavor notes: Dark ruby garnet, opaque core. Complex with liquorice, cassis and black olives. Fine tannins.

Serving temperature: 16–18 °C (61–65 °F)

Tannin level: Medium

Drinking window

Drink now through 2032.

2026

2017

2032

Food pairing

Tender red meats, beef, lamb, venison.

Winemaking process

Hand harvested

Contains sulphites

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Winzer Familie Gregor Schup

Winzerfamilie Gregor Schup has farmed the vineyards of Guntramsdorf in the Thermenregion for over 300 years. What began as a 1.5-hectare holding has grown to 30 hectares under Gregor V, with the sixth generation now active in the estate. The family owns the Eichkogel monopole, a UNESCO-recognised biosphere reserve with a unique microclimate, and specialises in both the indigenous varieties of the Thermenregion and Burgundy-inspired whites and reds shaped by French experience and local limestone soils.