• The Source 2020

The Source 2020

William Chris Wines

Medium bodied, silky smooth, completely dry, and quite fruity - this wine has a pleasing bouquet of juicy fruits such as plum and strawberry with deeper notes such as cocoa and leather to compliment its bright toned energy.
Brand William Chris Wines
StyleRed
VarietalSangiovese
Petite Sirah
Vintage 2020
Production 480 cases
BarrelNeutral Oak
French Oak
Both were fermented separately in oak foudres for about 5-7 days. Aged separately for 21 months in barrels - the Sangiovese in neutral French oak, the Petite Sirah in second use French oak.
ClosureCork
AppellationTexas Hill Country
ABV 13.9%
PairingsHighly seasoned cuisines
Pork Belly
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