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Lot 630 | 2024 Napa Valley Syrah 6-pack

Lot 630
2024 Napa Valley Syrah 6-pack

$390.00 $109.00 Save $281.00
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Available for purchase in the U.S. only excluding AK, DE, HI, RI, UT.

Lot 630 comes
from a legacy producer who has mastered the unapologetically robust Napa style of this Rhône stalwart. Rich but not heavy, seriously concentrated yet gorgeously refined, this is their latest in a long line of critically acclaimed vintages. Given our source’s glowing reputation in Napa’s small but vibrant Syrah scene, we’re giving a little extra cushion when citing their price, so when we say this stunner goes for over $65/bottle under their label, know that the “over” is doing a bit of heavy lifting. Like one of the few automakers still offering a sports car with a manual transmission in 2026, this wine was precision-crafted by enthusiasts purely doing it for the love of the game – in this case, that quasi-spiritual experience only achieved when drinking a truly great Syrah.

A bold and hedonistic Syrah, the nose lures you deep into the glass with black fruit and black olive, accented by dried herbs and crushed florals pinned down by cracked green peppercorns. The entry is full-bodied, with additional black fruit, cardamom, pepper, leather, and camphor all framed by impeccably balanced acidity and firm, grippy tannins. The boldness carries to the very end, with barrel spice lifting the front before settling into dried fruit, eucalyptus, and vanilla across a long, dry finish.


15.5% alc

***BOTTLING MID-OCTOBER, SHIPPING SHORTLY AFTER***


News travels quickly in these parts.

Napa Syrah is a true rarity – we’ve only acquired two over the past five years. So it was surprising to get a call from a very respected estate on Highway 29 that began with “I heard from ____ that you fellas were fans of Syrah…” As it turns out, they’re quite friendly with the producer that recently sold us Lot 616, and when they discovered we had an appetite, they didn’t waste any time reaching out. It’s always nice when one deal leads to another, isn’t it?

Due to Syrah’s scarcity (only 1% of bearing vineyards in Napa), it’s extremely rare to acquire the top offerings at a hot price, so we were more than happy to close the deal quickly – especially since this one is objectively one of Napa’s best. Now, loyal readers, it’s time for you to be the final judge.

How about an elite Napa Valley Syrah for under $20?

Lot 630 comes
from a legacy producer who has mastered the unapologetically robust Napa style of this Rhône stalwart. Rich but not heavy, seriously concentrated yet gorgeously refined, this is their latest in a long line of critically acclaimed vintages. Given our source’s glowing reputation in Napa’s small but vibrant Syrah scene, we’re giving a little extra cushion when citing their price, so when we say this stunner goes for over $65/bottle under their label, know that the “over” is doing a bit of heavy lifting. Like one of the few automakers still offering a sports car with a manual transmission in 2026, this wine was precision-crafted by enthusiasts purely doing it for the love of the game – in this case, that quasi-spiritual experience only achieved when drinking a truly great Syrah. Connoisseurs and casuals alike will be very pleased here.

Our price: $109/6-pack, $18+/bottle!

The list of possible sources is so short to begin with that most vineyard and winemaking details must remain hush hush, though we can say these grapes were picked at maximum ripeness for peak concentration in an already powerful varietal. Following extended maceration and fermentation, the wine was aged in top-of-the-line French oak for nearly 20 months.

A bold and hedonistic Syrah, the nose lures you deep into the glass with black fruit and black olive, accented by dried herbs and crushed florals pinned down by cracked green peppercorns. The entry is full-bodied, with additional black fruit, cardamom, pepper, leather, and camphor all framed by impeccably balanced acidity and firm, grippy tannins. The boldness carries to the very end, with barrel spice lifting the front before settling into dried fruit, eucalyptus, and vanilla across a long, dry finish.