The Syrah grape produces some of the world’s most beautiful, satisfying wines. The fruit is dark and flavorful, and, when well-made, the wines are layered with earthy, meaty, and spicy complexity.

Syrah is a grape. It's native to France, specifically the Rhône Valley and surrounding regions, but it's successfully grown in wine regions around the world. But once we start getting into the wines, ...

Still, it's clear after ... Cabernet, Syrah and more. Currently, he's growing eight different varieties. Unlike the land farther up valley that produces bigger vines and grapes, translating ...

Australia pretty much invented shiraz; or, at least, it was there that the syrah grape from the northern Rhône was renamed shiraz, and developed into the big, boozy, blood-thickening reds which ...

The grape causing a stir in New Zealand today is not a white grape – but rather a red, syrah. Widely known as shiraz in Australia, it seems it could be better suited to microclimates in New ...

It was a soulful, graceful, strikingly pure red from the Aveyron region of southwestern France made by Nicolas Carmarans, a vigneron who makes natural wines from grapes that have long grown in the ...

Today, Washington winemakers have branched out, making wines from many of the red Rhone grapes planted in the Columbia Valley. Here are five delicious syrahs from Washington — as well as one ...

What a surprise. Not a surprise that it was good, just a surprise that someone in Pennsylvania is making a Syrah. We’re not aware of another. For centuries, this noble grape has created the ...