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Jacques Frelin

2001 Crozes Hermitage

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2001 Crozes Hermitage

Why It's Good:

Smoky, fruity, and deeply aromatic, this Syrah combines grapes from six organic vineyards and brings to mind the sweet liquor of chocolate-covered cherries.

Why It's Green:

The winemaker, Jacques Frelin, is a key figure in French organic viticulture. This wine was made from organically grown grapes.

Where To Get It:

http://ecowine.com/ | $29.00