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The Syrah they'll argue about. Made in Ashland.
Southern Oregon Syrah doesn't need defending. Jones Vineyard fruit, the Rogue Valley's warm days and cold nights — the result is a grape that lands somewhere between a Northern Rhône and a juicier Australian shiraz. Pepper, blueberry, violet, and a finish that outlasts the conversation.
Resistance Wine Company's Syrahs win because they commit to a point of view: the 2018 took Best in Show and Best in Class at the 2023 Oregon Wine Experience alongside the 2019 Malbec, and Vinous gave the 2021 Syrah 91 points. We're not making a crowd-pleasing sipper. We're making the bottle that argues with dinner and wins. You can pour it at the tasting room or have it shipped anywhere we're licensed — your call.
If you're chasing Southern Oregon Syrah, the Rogue Valley is the answer. Medford and Ashland vineyards punch above their weight on this grape. Come into the tasting room, pour a flight, and tell us we're wrong.
Quick answers.
- How much does the Syrah cost?
- It depends on the vintage. Every Syrah we have open is listed with its price on the Syrah page and in the store.
- Can I buy Syrah online and have it shipped?
- Yes, through Vinoshipper. Ships only where licensed. Fixed-rate shipping in Oregon, California and Washington; check your state on the shipping page.
- What does the Resistance Syrah pair with?
- Grilled lamb, smoked ribs, wood-fired pizza. Anything with char. Also fine on its own, arguing with nobody in particular.
- Where are the grapes from?
- Jones Vineyard in the Rogue Valley. Warm afternoons push ripeness; cold nights hold acidity. The combination makes dark, structured Syrah.