A Petite Sirah Advocacy Organization

Mission Statement

To promote, educate, and legitimize Petite Sirah as a noble varietal, with a special emphasis on its terroir uniqueness.

2010 DARK AND DELICIOUS WINE AND FOOD EVENT

Consumer tickets now on sale at DarkAndDelicousEvent.com

A Letter from the President

Hi Folks, I think we have a tiger by the tail, but it maybe looks more like a Black Panther. Judging by the response to our annual tasting and the many positive reviews in the press for our varietal I feel that we are riding a potential tidal wave of sales opportunities for Petite Sirah. (Read more...)

PS COMMUNITY

Visit the social community network for the members of PS I Love You, the Petite Sirah advocacy, non-profit organization. Members post their accolades, press releases, videos, pictures, events, and participate in forums. Consumers and media now have one collective location for knowing about all things Petite Sirah. If you are not a member of PS I Love You, we have various levels of membership: Organizational, Individual, Small Producers, Growers, Trade, and Groupies. See member page for details...

Recent Press Releases

November 10, 2009: As the Holiday Season approaches, so does PS I Love You’s Fourth Annual Dark & Delicious Event

July 28, 2009: PS I Love You Launches the First Wine Advocacy Network Site
http://petitesirah.ning.com/

July 14, 2009: The Seventh Annual Petite Sirah Symposium
Coming Soon to Concannon Vineyard
Tuesday, August 4, 2009

July 08, 2009: From a Dim Light to a Highlight,
Petite Sirah is Shining Brightly

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Recent Reviews

January 11, 2010, “Petite Sirah and Petite Verdot”
winomagazine.com: Christine Go

Does size matter? Well, it does if you’re talking about grapes, namely Petite Sirah and Petit Verdot. These varietals produce big, bold wines, so why are they called “petite?” Give up?
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November 20, 2009, “Petite Sirah Gains Admirers”
Napa Valley Register: Dan Berger

Petite sirah is a grape variety that usually isn’t so petite and has little to do with syrah (other than being its offspring). But it is a grape that more producers are making into a varietal wine, and more and more are using it to add depth, color and character to their red wine blends.
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November 18, 2009, “Pulling Teeth for Petite Sirah”
timesrecordnews.com: Doug Harmon

Getting wine drinkers to step out of their circle of comfort and try something different is sometimes like pulling teeth!
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November 11, 2009, “Nothing 'Petite' about these big Sirahs”
St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Gail Appleson

I haven’t seen many Petite Sirahs around St. Louis, particularly in grocery stores...
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