($22, Vineyard Brands):  Like the Perrin Rasteau (also reviewed this week), the Vinsorbes, from another named village in the southern Rhône, is a marvelous example of what the much touted 2007 vintage delivered in the Rhone Valley.  The blend is flipped–Syrah, with 65%, dominates the Grenache–but the results no less enjoyable.  The peppery notes are more apparent and, in an odd way, amplify the black fruit signature.   The fine tannins are nicely integrated in this generous wine, making it another good choice for current consumption.  But have no fear, this wine will develop beautifully over at least the next five years, so there’s no rush to drink it if you buy it by the case. 91 Michael Apstein Feb 23, 2010