This is the third in the case of Otis Kenyon wines I have bought. The first one was the “Matchless” red which, despite being the least expensive of their wines, was excellent. The Merlot from 2005 was decent, but a little hot. I have yet to try the Cab. The Syrah is very impressive–probably my favorite so far–although at the price-point I would probably go with the Matchless since I am guessing...

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Walla Walla is crowded. With something like 125 wineries, a new producer can get lost in that crowd. Those who have been around awhile have a hard-earned reputation that comes with time and quality, while new guys struggle to be more than another nondescript winery. There are two ways to do this: Make great wine, and have a great story. Meet Otis Kenyon...

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Chronicle's attention that you deserve: Otis Kenyon Syrah - 2005 Feather (Long Shadows) Cabernet...

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