Reynvaan: Case of Rhone Style
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Reynvaan Family Vineyards is a small family winery that produces Rhone-style red and white wines dedicated to creating fine wines exclusively from the terroir of Walla Walla Valley.
We produce wines only from varietals that we love and farm ourselves. From our first vintage in 2007, the wines have been remarkable with a consistent complexity, depth of flavor, finish and distinctive terroir.
Almost everything we do is by hand, planting each vine in the vineyards, trellising, pruning, dropping fruit and then picking and sorting the berries at harvest.
It is a privilege to grow grapes and produce wines that we hope our customers around the world enjoy as much as we do.
This is a specialty wine sold only to collectors and restaurants.
Memory Found: This is a special wine developed by Matt Reynvaan's personal aspirational creation: he chooses the vines and fruit and let's them tell him what's in that terroir.
The Classic 2020: Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot
The Classic 2016: Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot
Grenache Blanc 2021
Estate Syrah The Contender 2017
Estate Syrah, The Contender 2020
Estate Syrah, Stonessence, 2015
Estate Syrah, The Unnamed Syrah 2010
Estate Syrah, In The Hills, 2012
Estate Syrah, Foothills Reserve, 2015
Syrah, In The Rocks, 2020
Syrah, In The Rocks, 2007
Reviews:
Harvey Steiman, Wine Spectator Insider
Supple and expressive, this opens up like a giant flower, spreading the dark plum, blackberry, creme fraiche and spice flavors throughout the seamless whole. The finish sails on against barely noticeable tannins. Has tremendous power but feels like it's floating.
Eric Asimov, NY Times: 10 Top Washington Syrahs
Reynvaan had the most pronounced northern Rhone qualities in our tasting. It was smoky, meaty and floral, juicy rather than heavy, and delicious to drink now.
Special thanks to Jeff Hawes and Lisa Reynvaan Hawes.
